Electronic warfare

Original publisher: [Washington, D.C. : Dept. of the Navy, 2002] OCLC Number: (OCoLC)729721195 Subject: Electronics in military engineering -- United States. Excerpt: ... 2-4 MCWP 3-40.5 Submit targets for re-attack and for suppression as required. Review / revise EP COA: Integrate electronic warfare with OPSEC and SIGINT efforts. Coordinate electronic warfare with RFL / JRFL. War game EW COAs. Recommending changes to EW operations Ensure EW operations maintain currency with MAGTF commander's intent. Coordinate EW operations with tactical operations. Integrate electronic warfare within the scope of IO. LECTRONIC ARFARE OORDINATION ELL E W C C The EWCC facilitates coordination of EW operations with other fires, communications and information systems use, and intelligence operations. Additionally, EW participation in IO is accomplished through the EWCC. The EWCC identifies conflicts in planned operations and coordinates efforts by the G-2 / S-2, G-3 / S-3, and G-6 / S-6. The EWCC is under the staff cognizance of the G-3 / S-3, and MAGTF staffs provide personnel to form the EWCC. The EWCC may include an electronic warfare officer ( EWO ), a communications and information systems representative, and other liaison officers as needed. Liaison could include radio battalion ( RadBn ) representation, airborne electronic countermeasures officers, a representative from the Marine air control group, and other Service representatives. Personnel are also provided for liaison teams to higher headquarter's EW coordination organizations when required, such as the joint force commander's electronic warfare staff ( JCEWS ) or IO cell that may be created within a joint task force ( JTF ). The EWCC's structure is determined by, but not limited to, the overall structure of the combatant force and the level of electronic warfare to be conducted. The EWCC unifies Marine Corps EW functions. It does not add structure to an existing organization but it is used to coordinate EW activitie...