US EditionAEW&CS in the Crosshairs: Are Airborne Early Warning Systems Becoming Obsolete?
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AEW&CS in the Crosshairs: Are Airborne Early Warning Systems Becoming Obsolete?
Airborne Early Warning and Control Systems (AEW&CS) have been the linchpin of modern air operations, providing unparalleled situational awareness and command capabilities. Yet, recent developments in the United States, United Kingdom, and Russia suggest a reevaluation of their strategic value. Budget constraints, technological advancements, and battlefield vulnerabilities are converging to challenge the future of these airborne sentinels.
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