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Simon L. Cotton and William G. Scanlon, Queen's University of Belfast; Efstratios Skafidas, University of Melbourne; Bhopinder K. Madahar, Ministry of

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Millimeter-wave Stealth Radio for Special Operations Forces

For Special Operations Forces, an important attribute of any future radio will be the ability to conceal transmissions from the enemy while transmitting large amounts of data for situational awareness and communications. These requirements will mean th...

July 30, 2010

Simon L. Cotton and William G. Scanlon, Queen's University of Belfast; Efstratios Skafidas, University of Melbourne; Bhopinder K. Madahar, Ministry of

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The continuation of worldwide peace-keeping operations by the United Kingdom, United States and coalition allies has placed a continued reliance upon the use of Special Operations Forces to perform information-harvesting and security-based activities such as covert reconnaissance and surveillance, and directed counter-terrorism strikes. Key to the success of these...