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Dave Majumdar

Dave Majumdar

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Analyst, Leidos

Washington

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UK Politics, International Politics, Human Rights, Foreign Policy, Foreign News

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Total articles 1050

  • The U.S. Military Is Getting Ready to Fight A New Kind of War

    By Kris Osborn Verified, Dave Majumdar Verified| The National Interest Verified Enemy radar relies upon an electronic signal, guidance systems directing incoming enemy missiles need electronics to impact targets, and many forms of enemy communications such as radio and RF-based datalinks also require electromagnetic transmissions. These seemingly obvious or self-evident realities speak to an increasingly vital, yet under-recognized element of modern war: electronic warfare.

    By Kris Osborn Verified, Dave Majumdar Verified · The National Interest

    Mar. 21, 2021

  • He Is Mad: Why Russia’s T-90A Tanks Were Blown to Bits in Syria

    By Sebastien Roblin Verified, Dave Majumdar Verified| The National Interest Verified Key point: It appears that everyone is having tank trouble in the Syrian Civil War. What has gone wrong for the T-90A? The interconnected conflicts raging across the Middle East today have amounted to a dreadful human catastrophe with spiraling global consequence. One of their lesser effects has been to deflate the reputations of Western main battle tanks mistakenly thought to be night-invulnerable in the popular imagination.

    By Sebastien Roblin Verified, Dave Majumdar Verified · The National Interest

    Mar. 19, 2021

  • The U.S. Military Is Getting Ready to Fight A New Kind of War

    By Kris Osborn Verified, Dave Majumdar Verified| The National Interest Verified Enemy radar relies upon an electronic signal, guidance systems directing incoming enemy missiles need electronics to impact targets, and many forms of enemy communications such as radio and RF-based datalinks also require electromagnetic transmissions. These seemingly obvious or self-evident realities speak to an increasingly vital, yet under-recognized element of modern war: electronic warfare.

    By Kris Osborn Verified, Dave Majumdar Verified · The National Interest

    Mar. 21, 2021

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Leidos

Reston, Virginia, United States

+1 571-526-6000