Protecting Low-Cost and Non-Traditional Platforms.

The article discusses strategies for protecting low-cost and non-traditional platforms in military operations. It states that changing threat has been pushing electronic warfare (EW) onto smaller platforms requiring cheaper, easy-to-integrate options, and mentions that EW was primarily acquired for bombers, fighter aircraft, and attack helicopters. It notes that more robust EW capabilities are needed on a larger portion of the platform inventory, including utility helicopters.