This book aims to cover bibliographically the important technological subjects of Radar and Electronic Warfare and is based on the long-term relevant experience of the author, Dr. Theodoros Kostis.

It is addressed 

• to students of the Production Schools of the Armed Forces for whom it can serve as an important teaching aid, 
• to students of Engineering Schools with specializations in either Telecommunications or Electronics for whom it represents an opportunity for information or even deepening in the relevant subjects, and 
• to Officers of the Armed Forces and Engineers employed in Civil Aviation for whom it can serve as a handbook of supplementary knowledge and deepening.

The combined approach of the book's dual subject by the author is achieved through the correct distribution of the content, which starts with the full development of the scientific background of the subjects, continues with a broad reference to the technical characteristics of Radar systems, and concludes with the presentation of modern Radar systems and, mainly, Electronic Warfare.

Given the mainly educational orientation of the book, the dual subject is fully covered, both in terms of the necessary scientific depth and the range of relevant applications and systems. It offers a comprehensive and understandable way of acquiring the essential knowledge of the scientific principles used in the design and implementation of Radar and Electronic Warfare systems, as well as extensive information on the relevant technological developments so far.

An important positive characteristic of the book is its enrichment with exercises, examples, and applications that contribute to a faster understanding of the basic concepts and an easier transition from theory to practice.

Based on the depth, breadth, correct scaling, and effective presentation that characterize the coverage of the dual subject of Radar and Electronic Warfare, this book can be an important teaching aid for students of the Production Schools of the Armed Forces, to whom it is primarily addressed.

It can also provide an opportunity for Telecommunications and Electronic Engineers to become acquainted with and possibly deepen their knowledge in a very interesting area of their broader subject, as well as to serve as a supplement to the knowledge of Officers of the Armed Forces and professionals in Civil Aviation.