Justin Bronk
Senior Research Fellow at RUSI Defence Systems
Senior Research Fellow for Airpower and Military Technology at RUSI, London. Professor II at the Royal Norwegian Air Force Academy. Pilot. Views are my own.
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5 days ago |
rusi.org | Justin Bronk
Professor Justin Bronk6 Minute ReadThere is a risk of drawing the wrong conclusions about Chinese and Western air capabilities from the recent clashes if Indian fighter losses are looked at without close examination of the wider operational picture.
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2 months ago |
rusi.org | Darya Dolzikova |Justin Bronk
Two months since Donald Trump’s return to the White House, some of the outlines of the new administration’s approach to the Iran nuclear question are starting to emerge. The door to diplomacy remains open; however, there is also a clear determination to dial up the pressure on Tehran, including through military threats.
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2 months ago |
rusi.org | Justin Bronk
Professor Justin BronkLong ReadRead Full Report(PDF 813KB)This paper provides recommendations for enhancing European electromagnetic warfare capabilities in NATO’s air and space forces. Airborne electromagnetic warfare (EW) capabilities are critical to Western airpower, but they are also one of the areas in which NATO countries have the greatest dependence on the US military.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
rusi.org | Justin Bronk
As the UK and other European NATO members attempt to adapt their air forces to better meet the threat of wider Russian military aggression in the coming years, airborne electromagnetic warfare (EW) is a key area where non-US capabilities are in worryingly short supply across the Alliance. Investment in European airborne electromagnetic attack (EA) can, if done correctly, offer rapid increases in the survivability and lethality of existing air force aircraft and weapon systems.
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Aug 7, 2024 |
rusi.org | Justin Bronk
Professor Justin BronkLong ReadFocusing in the Strategic Defence Review on investment to regenerate the combat power of the existing Typhoon and F-35 fleets is the quickest way for the UK to rapidly field high-end capabilities that would significantly enhance NATO’s deterrence posture against Russian aggression. The security situation in Europe is rapidly worsening, with several concurrent trends making direct conflict with Russia before the end of the 2020s a serious risk.
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RT @Aviation_Intel: China’s J-10C Fighter: Separating Myth From Reality China's J-10C is in the spotlight after claims of Pakistani air-to…
A lot of interesting things here... very aggressive purported operational service dates for F-47 and CCAs (likely stretching the term 'operational'), and confirmation (it would seem) of long assumed 1000NMi+ combat radius for F-47 and interesting 700NMi+ target for CCAs...
Our @usairforce will continue to be the world’s best example of speed, agility, and lethality. Modernization means fielding a collection of assets that provide unique dilemmas for adversaries—matching capabilities to threats—while keeping us on the right side of the cost curve. https://t.co/vqjxCdBYid
RT @RupprechtDeino: And the same one in cut-out form ... (Images via @Captain小潇 on Weibo by OPPOFind 8) https://t.co/15axXJCbc8
