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His presentation will be on 'Sat Phone SIGINT - From FlyingFish(TM) to Amber', covering:

Horizon Technologies announced to sponsor the 5th Annual Airborne ISR Conference

Integrated SIGINT and EW formations at corps and division will prove the capability to compete in the electromagnetic spectrum.

Fixing Echelons above Brigade Sensor Challenges in Multi-Domain Operations

However, the II-20M is not the only SIGINT platform currently performing operations in the Middle East.

Shadow play

Sigint is short for signals intelligence, and it includes anything that has been picked up from electronic transmissions.

Contrary to mainstream media reports, the threat that Al-Qaeda was prepared to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 events with a truck bombing in Washington and/or New York, executed by one or possibly two terrorists holding American passports, never came from a CIA source

For historians and anyone wishing to assess NSA's effectiveness as the world's most powerful SIGINT collector and analyst, the knowledge gap has been yawning.

Uncovering no such agency

Also, this collaboration will also explore ways to advance signal processing algorithms and airborne SIGINT capabilities that quickly adapt to current and emerging missions and threats across the globe.

Applied Signal signs CRADA with US Army

Previously in 1958, the Navy had modified eleven of 57-143184's WV-2 brethren for the SIGINT role and designated the new machines EC-121Ms.

The short but interesting life of a plane called rivet top

M/A-COM SIGINT Products, Hunt Valley, MD (410) 329-7906, www.macom.com/sigint.

IF-to-baseband converter

But James Fenimore Cooper's Natty Bumpo didn't have the kind of eyes and ears that a modern warfighter's signals-intelligence (SIGINT) equipment offers.

Mixed signals: digitization and computers help process increasingly complex radar, communications emissions

This has proven to be erroneous; neither Echelon nor the signals intelligence (SIGINT) system of which it is part, can do this.

'An unencrypted email is like a letter without an envelope': "how do we know that Saddam has WMD? Because we've still got the receipts"--Bill Hicks, the late British comedian

Signals intelligence (SIGINT) is seldom covered in historical texts, which makes McKay and Beckman's first authoritative account of Sweden's SIGINT both valuable and unique.

Swedish Signal Intelligence, 1900-1945