Ottawa, Canada. 04 April 2025. Allen-Vanguard, the global leader in providing customised solutions and enabling technology across the Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) domain, has just announced delivery of their latest RF Decoy product TURMOIL to a long-standing NATO nation ahead of schedule. Due to the nature of the technology and its potential roles, Allen-Vanguard is unable to disclose more specific details.
Traditionally known for its RF Detect and Defeat capabilities especially against Unmanned Air Systems (UAS) and Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device (RCIED) threats employed by terrorists and extremists, Allen-Vanguard has deep expertise across the whole CEMA domain and has rapidly developed this new disruptive technology to meet a specific market demand and customer requirement. This is a shift for Allen-Vangauard into EW activities and the team are excited by the potential being identified in the modern Electro Magnetic Spectrum Operational (EMSO) landscape.
Allen-Vanguard’s TURMOIL RF Decoy is an Electromagnetic Countermeasure that delivers tactical advantage against adversaries leveraging Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) capabilities. TURMOIL creates false targets by accurately emulating friendly forces RF signatures and increasing electromagnetic activity to distract, disrupt and deceive during an enemy’s targeting phase. TURMOIL aides freedom of manoeuvre in the electromagnetic space and creates time and space for formations to deliver surprise offensive operations.
Bobby Strawbridge, President of Allen-Vanguard said: “It is an exciting period for Allen-Vanguard as we harness the vast technical experience and expertise we possess in the company to meet the CEMA demands of the modern battlefield. I am extremely pleased that Allen-Vanguard has entered the EW arena with this new product, not only because it meets a customer’s specific requirements but it clearly demonstrates how we at Allen-Vanguard can quickly and effectively apply our existing knowledge and skills to deliver success in new areas of operation.”
