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60 Years Later – The Unique Founding of the Association of Old Crows (AOC)

In this episode of History of Crows, we look back at the founding of the AOC to celebrate embarking on its 60th year. The necessity of EW for mission success and savin...

HOC Spotlight: Women in EW

In celebration of women’s history month, this episode of History of Crows, honors the contributions of three women whose discoveries, inventions, and insights made a l...

Honoring Women in EW

In celebration of women’s history month, this episode of History of Crows, honors the contributions of three women whose discoveries, inventions, and insights made a l...

Radar Hunters in the Pacific

In today’s episode, we tell how Japanese radar advancement and the Radio Countermeasure impacted war in the Pacific during WWII. To help us share these stories, we tu...

Codebreakers

In this episode, we continue our look into the world of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) through the first large-scale use of radar and Electromagnetic Warfa...

Beam Wars

In today’s story, radar has been developed and we venture back to WWII to see the first large-scale use of Electromagnetic Warfare (EW). Electromagnetic spectrum opera...

The Echo

The story of electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO) continues with the birth of radar. With wireless communications paving the way, these technologies led to the e...

Sparks Across the Atlantic

The story of electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO) continues with the discovery of wireless telegraphy and how it forever changed the global landscape. In this ep...

A New Epoch

Electromagnetic energy is a fundamental part of our universe. Humans discovered ways to use this energy for many purposes. From radio to TV, smartphones to Wifi. But e...

Introducing The History of Crows

This podcast will take you on a journey throughout time and around the world to meet the inventors, the battles, and the technology that has not only shaped military o...

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