The Technology Journal

  Electronic warfare is a critical part of any military operation. It involves using electromagnetic energy to disrupt the enemy's electronic equipment. This can include radar, communications, and navigation systems. Computerized warfare has become even more critical as our reliance on electronic equipment has grown.  How Does Computerized Warfare Work? Computerized warfare includes both active and passive measures. Active measures involve using electronic devices to attack the enemy's equipment directly. This can include jamming their radar signals or using lasers to blind their optical sensors.  Passive measures involve using electronic devices to gather information about the enemy's equipment. This information can be used to develop countermeasures or to plan attacks.  Uses of Computerized Warfare  1. Protecting Friendly Forces One of the most critical uses of computerized warfare is to protect friendly forces from enemy attacks. By jamming the enemy's radar...