I just found this site, and thought some people here might also find it interesting.

http://www.vectorsite.net/ttwiz.html

Instruments of darkeness by Alfred Price is also a good read on ww2 electronic warfare.
(and War in the Fourth Dimension by him is an even better read on electronic warfare from vietnam to gulf war)

Both of these are just concise versions of the main ones...
... The History of Electronic Warfare volume - I..IV

Best Buy...

Do you have Vol. 3?

http://www.radarworld.org/books.html

Yeah, the best one on EW.
Volume-III: 1964..2000

Chapter-I The intelligence attack
-II Crisis in a distant land
-III Living with the SAMs
-IV The Wild Weasels bare their teeth
-V The saga of jamming pods
-VI Measure and countermeasure
-VII Far and wide
-VIII The longest war continues
-IX The intelligence attack-II
-X Test of strenght
-XI Operation Linebacker-II
-XII Impact of new technology
-XIII Near wars, small wars, other peoples' wars
-XIV Impact of new technology-II
-XV The intelligence attack-III
-XVI Impact of new technology-III
-XVII A tale of two countermeasure systems
-XVIII Taking stock
-XIX The quest for stealth
-XX Operations desert shield
-XXI Desert storm - air campaign
-XXII Storm in the desert - land and naval campaigns
-XXIII Relative calm after the storm
-XXIV Eavesdropping from space
-XXV The metamorphosis to information warfare
-XXVI The kosovo conflict
-XXVII Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow
-XXVIII Thirteen lessons from the history of electronic warfare

600 pages...

Almost a dollar per page...

????

Its 45$ here:
https://www.crows.org/

Why do you prefer ripoff, instead of the Association (of Old Crows) that originally printed this title?

No, I didn't... just proving my words...