4-28, 4-29
brigade, EW working group at,
AN/MLQ-36A mobile electronic
execution, during, 4-78
3-6–3-7
warfare support system, E-14–
commander’s visualization, EW
E-16
C
employment, of, 2-3
AN/TSQ-90 tactical electronic
center of gravity analysis, EW
communications fratricide, 3-14
reconnaissance processing and
contributions to, 4-10–4-11,
EW synchronization and, 5-20
evaluation system (TERPES),
4-39, figure 4-2
communications security, 4-69,
E-19, E-23–E-24
Central Security Service, 7-11,
4-71, 7-5, E-10
AN/ULQ-19(V)2 electronic attack
E-4
company, EW support at, 3-9
set, E-12
CITP, F-5
Compass Call, E-26–E-28
antiradiation missiles, electronic
collateral damage, preventing,
attack and, 1-12, 1-54, 4-68.
composite risk management,
1-54, 2-13, 4-21, 4-66
See also high-speed
assessment during, 4-81. See
antiradiation missiles.
collection manager, 3-11
also EW risks, risk controls.
area denial, 1-11, 2-13, 2-16
collection plan, 5-15
contingency planning, peacetime,
directed energy and, A-6
electronic order of battle and,
joint, 5-3
3-13
Army Reprogramming Analysis
continuing activities, EW
EW tasks in, 3-11
Team (ARAT), 5-16, F-1–F-3
contributions to, 4-34
preparation and, 4-76
assessment, defined, 4-79
targeting and, 4-45
convoy planning, EW support of,
electronic attack and, 4-47–
2-14
combat assessment, electronic
4-49
attack and, 4-47–4-49
coordination, EW, joint level, 5-3
electronic attack, of, 4-78,
execution, during, 4-83
external EW agencies, with,
4-79–4-83
5-6
command and control tasks, EW
asset management, 5-2, 5-13
support to, table 2-2
counter-IED targeting program
asset tracking, EW support of,
(CITP), F-5
command and control warfare,
2-14, 2-15
2-7, table 2-1
countermeasures, 1-24–1-26, A-7,
attack guidance matrix, electronic
defined, 2-8
E-3
attack and, 4-44, 4-45, 4-46,
electronic attack and, 4-45
defined, 1-24
4-76
EW coordination with, 5-17
degradation, 1-49
electronic attack and, 1-9, 1-13
band designators, A-3, table A-1
EW support to, table 2-2
EW synchronization and, 5-20
protection warfighting function
battalion, EW working group at,
fires warfighting function and,
and, 2-16
3-8
2-13
wartime reserve modes and,
battle damage assessment,
in a time-constrained
1-43
electronic attack and, 4-48,
environment, 4-33
counter-radio-controlled IED EW,
4-64
intelligence, surveillance, and
4-5, E-2
reconnaissance and, 4-45
deconfliction and, 5-18
preparation for, 4-76
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Index
Entries are by paragraph number unless specified otherwise.
counter-radio-controlled IED EW
Joint Spectrum Center and, 7-8
electromagnetic spectrum, 1-47,
(continued)
Defense Spectrum Organization,
figure A-1
defensive electronic attack
Joint Spectrum Center and, 7-8
coordinating use of, 6-11
and, 1-13
defined, A-2
electronic protection and, 4-72
defensive electronic attack, 4-61
EW deconfliction and, 5-18
EW reports and, D-14
degradation, 1-49, 1-51
operations in, 1-4–1-7
movement and maneuver
denial, 1-49
situational awareness, of, 2-16
warfighting function and,
destruction, 1-53
electromagnetic spectrum
2-11
management, 5-9–5-11
protection warfighting function
detection, 1-48
defined, 1-42
and, 2-16
directed energy, A-6–A-8
reprogramming support to, F-2
defined, 1-11
electromagnetic vulnerability,
spectrum management and,
doctrine development for, A-8
defined, A-5
5-10
electronic attack and, 1-9, 1-12
electronic attack, 1-9–1-13
sustainment warfighting
EW and, A-8
activities, 1-23–1-31
function and, 2-14
jamming, compared with, 4-68
AN/MLQ-36A capability for,
systems, E-2
directed-energy warfare, defined,
E-16
course of action analysis, EW
A-6
assessment of, 4-78
contributions to, 4-21–4-23
battle damage assessment for,
directed-energy weapon, defined,
4-64
course of action approval, EW
A-6
command and control warfare
contributions to, 4-27–4-29
disruption, 1-51
and, 4-45
course of action comparison, EW
control of, 3-11
contributions to, 4-24–4-26
E
coordination of, 4-62, 4-65
course of action development, EW
EA-6B Prowler, Marine Corps,
counter-radio-controlled IED
contributions to, 4-15–4-20
E-19, E-21, E-24
EW and, E-2
Navy, E-33–E-39
deconfliction of, 4-62–4-63,
CREW. See counter-radio-
4-66
controlled IED EW.
E/A-18G Growler, E-40–E-43
defensive, 1-13, 1-14
crisis action planning, joint, 5-3
EC-130H Compass Call, E-26–
defensive and offensive
E-28
critical vulnerabilities, identifying,
compared, 4-61
figure 4-2
electromagnetic compatibility,
directed energy and, A-7
defined, 1-44
crowd control, directed energy
disruption and degradation
and, A-6, A-7
Electromagnetic Compatibility
and, 1-51
Center, 7-8
E/A-18G capabilities, E-42,
cryptographic guard, radio
E-43
battalion (Marine Corps) and,
electromagnetic deception, control
EC-130H capabilities, E-27–
E-10
of, 3-11
coordination of, 3-15
E-38
current operations cell, EW
defined, 1-27
electromagnetic spectrum, and
running estimate and, C-3
electronic attack and, 1-9, 1-10
the, 1-47
electronic protection,
D
electromagnetic effects, A-4
compared, 1-14
deception, 1-50, 2-16
electromagnetic emissions, EW
employment considerations,
electronic, disruption and
deconfliction and, 5-18
4-61–4-68
degradation and, 1-51
electromagnetic environment,
EW contributions to, 4-43
EW support of, 4-18
described, A-1
EW deconfliction and, 5-18
decisionmaking in a time-
IPB and, 4-37
EW officer and, 3-12
constrained environment, EW
EW risks and, 4-22
electromagnetic hardening,
working group decisionmaking
EW support and, 4-46, 4-64
defined, 1-37
tasks, 4-32–4-33
executing, 4-46
electromagnetic interference,
ground-based assets, 4-54
deconfliction, 5-18–5-19
defined, 1-38
hostile collection and, 4-67
frequency, 6-11
resolution of, 3-15
intelligence support to, E-4
Joint Spectrum Center and, 7-8
intelligence, surveillance, and
preparation and, 4-76
electromagnetic intrusion, defined,
reconnaissance and, 4-45
protection and, 1-52
1-28
jamming control authority and,
spectrum requirements, 5-10–
electromagnetic jamming, defined,
5-12
5-11
1-29
Marine tactical electronic
Defense Information Systems
electromagnetic pulse, defined,
warfare squadron
Agency, 7-4
1-30
capabilities, E-18
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Entries are by paragraph number unless specified otherwise.
electronic attack (continued)
responsibility for, 3-12
EW support, 1-18–1-20
offensive, examples of, 1-12
electro-optical-infrared
activities, 1-32–1-35
Prophet and, E-7
countermeasures, defined, 1-25
battle damage assessment
radio battalion (Marine Corps)
and, 4-64
and, E-10
elements of combat power, EW
deconfliction with collection
reporting of, 3-14
support of, 2-4
operations, 4-73
targeting and, 4-43
emission control, 2-14
defined, 1-18
targeting working group and,
defined, 1-41
directed energy and, A-7
4-44
guidance, responsibility for,
electromagnetic spectrum and,
in a time-constrained
3-15
1-47
environment, in a, 4-33
protection and, 1-52
electronic attack and, 4-46,
electronic attack data message,
enemy capabilities, evaluating
4-64
D-2–D-4
from EW perspective, 4-39
employment considerations for,
4-73
electronic attack request format,
E-Space, F-7
intelligence and, 5-15
D-5–D-6
event matrix, EW contributions to,
intelligence support to, E-4
electronic attack set,
4-40
jamming control authority and,
AN/ULQ-19(V)2, E-12
event template, EW contributions
5-12
electronic deception, electronic
to, 4-40
requests, joint and
attack and, 1-12
EW, defined, 1-8
multinational, 4-78
electronic intelligence, E-22
signals intelligence, compared
EW coordination cell (joint), 6-3–
defined, 1-34
with, 1-20, 4-73
6-9
targeting to, 4-64
electronic masking, defined, 1-39
augmentation of, 5-4
time-constrained environment,
electronic order of battle, E-18,
establishing, 5-4, 6-7–6-9
in a, 4-33
E-19, E-22, F-6
EW working group as, 3-3
EW systems, airborne, 4-57–4-60
course of action approval and,
EW coordination cell
ground-based, 4-54–4-56
4-29
(multinational), 6-18
testing support for, 7-3
EW contributions to
EW frequency deconfliction
determining enemy, 4-39
EW training, 7-3
message, D-7
collection plan and, 3-13
EW working group, assessment
EW functional matrix, 4-25
multinational operations, for,
and, 4-81
6-23
EW mission summary, D-8
coordination actions of, 5-14
electronic probing, defined, 1-31
EW mutual support, 6-19
course of action analysis tasks,
4-22–4-23
electronic protection, 1-14–1-17
EW officer, duties of, 3-12. See
course of action approval,
activities, 1-36–1-44
also EW working group.
tasks after, 4-29
defined, 1-14
EW red team support, F-8
course of action comparison
directed energy and, A-7
EW requesting/tasking message,
tasks, 4-26
electromagnetic spectrum, and
D-9
course of action development
the, 1-47
tasks, 4-16–4-20
electronic attack, compared,
EW reprogramming, 4-74
deconfliction and, 4-64, 5-19
1-14
defined, 1-40
fires cell and, 3-2–3-3
employment considerations,
multinational operations, for,
IPB and, 4-35–4-40, figure 4-6
4-69–4-72
6-24
mission analysis tasks, 4-7–
intelligence support to, E-4
EW risks, assessing, 4-22, 4-23,
4-9, 4-12–4-14
planning, F-11
4-30. See also composite risk
planning and, 4-3
policy, 3-14
management, risk controls.
preparation tasks of, 4-76
responsibility for, 3-11
EW running estimate, 3-13,
staff representation in, 3-2–3-3
systems development and,
appendix C
synchronization and, 5-20
1-17
course of action analysis and,
training, E-18
execution, defined, 4-77
4-23
electronic reconnaissance,
course of action comparison
execution tasks, EW, 4-78
defined, 1-33
and, 4-26
exploitation, detection and, 1-48
electronic spectrum management,
execution, during, 4-78
F
F-10
in a time-constrained
environment, 4-33
fires, EW synchronization and,
electronic surveillance, E-18
mission analysis and, 4-14
5-20
electronic warfare. See EW.
preparation and, 4-76
integration of EW with, 3-12
electronics security, defined, 1-35
receipt of mission and, 4-5
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Index
Entries are by paragraph number unless specified otherwise.
fires cell, EW assessment and,
EW support to, table 2-2
intelligence systems (Army), E-4–
4-83
EW synchronization and, 5-20
E-7
EW working group and, 3-2–
functional cells concerned with,
intelligence warfighting function,
3-3
table 2-1
EW support of, 2-12
fires warfighting function, EW
staff responsibilities for, table
interception, radio battalion
support of, 2-13
2-1
time-constrained environment,
(Marine Corps) and, E-10
fratricide, EW synchronization
in a, 4-33
intrusion, electronic, disruption
and, 5-20
and degradation and, 1-51
preventing, 4-42, 4-66
information requirements,
determining, 4-20
frequency management,
J
EW-related, 4-43, 4-52
coordination, 6-11
initial, 4-14
jamming, E-12, E-18, E-21, E-34,
plan, 6-10
E-36, E-37, E-39, E-42, E-43
protection and, 1-52
information superiority, defined,
assessment and, 4-49
2-6
degradation and, 1-49, 1-51
G–H–I
information tasks, EW support of,
disruption and, 1-51
G-2 staff, EW responsibilities of,
2-6–2-9, 5-17
effects of, 4-68
3-13
in a time-constrained
electromagnetic, defined 1-29
G-3 staff, EW duties of, 3-11
environment, 4-33
electronic attack and, 1-9,
1-10, 1-12
G-5 staff, EW assessment and,
integrating processes, EW
EW synchronization and, 5-20
4-82
contributions to, 4-34
Joint Spectrum Center and, 7-8
G-6 staff, EW duties of, 3-14
intelligence, electronic, defined,
support to, 4-55
1-34
Growler, E/A-18G, E-40–E-43
jamming control authority, 3-12,
intelligence activities, coordination
guarded frequencies, 3-13
4-43, 4-78, 5-12
with, 5-15
Guardrail common sensor, E-5
Joint Communications Security
intelligence preparation of the
hardening, protection and, 1-52
Monitor Activity, 7-5
battlefield (IPB)
high-payoff targets, 4-43, 4-44,
assessment during, 4-81
Joint Electronic Warfare Center,
4-45
course of action analysis and,
7-7, F-8
high-speed antiradiation missiles,
4-21
joint force air component
4-59, E-21, E-22, E-34, E-36,
defined, 4-35
command, EW coordination
E-37, E-41. See also
EW contributions to, 3-12, 4-6,
with, 5-5
antiradiation missiles.
4-8, 4-35–4-40, figure 4-6
joint force EW organization, 6-2–
high-value targets, EW, 3-13
intelligence requirements,
6-14
EW contributions to, 4-39, 4-43
determining, 4-20
joint frequency management
identifying, 4-12, 4-22, 4-23
intelligence support, coordination
office, 6-10–6-11
improved capability II, EA-6B,
for support from other Services,
Joint Improvised Explosive Device
E-36
6-13
Defeat Organization (JIEDDO),
improved capability III, EA-6B,
intelligence, surveillance, and
F-9
E-37
reconnaissance (ISR)
Joint Information Operations
command and control warfare
indications and warnings,
Warfare Command, 7-6–7-7
and, 4-45
intelligence warfighting function
electronic attack and, 4-45
joint intelligence center, 6-12–6-13
and, 2-12, 2-14, 2-16
planning for, 4-51–4-52
joint mission planning system,
information engagement working
intelligence, surveillance, and
E-22
group, EW synchronization and,
reconnaissance
joint operations, EW coordination
5-20
synchronization, 4-50–4-52
for, 3-4
information operations, Joint
assessment during, 4-81
joint restricted frequency list,
Spectrum Center and, 7-8
defined, 4-50
D-12–D-13
U.S. Strategic Command and,
intelligence synchronization
jamming control authority and,
7-6
matrix, EW tasks in, 3-11
5-12
information operations cell (joint),
intelligence, surveillance, and
Joint Spectrum Center and, 7-8
3-4, 6-2, 6-3, 6-5
reconnaissance plan
Joint Spectrum Center, 7-8, F-10–
multinational operations and,
EW tasks for, 3-11
F-12
6-16
course of action approval and,
joint spectrum interference
information protection, defined,
4-29
resolution, D-11
2-8
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Entries are by paragraph number unless specified otherwise.
joint tactical air strike request,
electronic protection and, 4-70
Q-113 radio countermeasures set,
D-10
NATO emitter database, 6-19
E-34, E-39
joint targeting coordination board,
network operations cell, EW
radio battalion (RADBN), E-9–
6-14
synchronization and, 5-20
E-16
Joint Warfare Analysis Center, 7-9
network operations officer, EW
radio direction finding, radio
battalion and, E-10
K–L–M
duties of, 3-14
radio frequency countermeasures,
Knowledge and Information
nonlethal effects, decisionmaking
defined, 1-26
Fusion Exchange (KnIFE), F-13
example, 1-54
radio reconnaissance teams
lasers, directed energy and, A-7
O–P
(Marine Corps), E-10
leadership (element of combat
obscuration, directed energy and,
radio-frequency weapons, A-7
power), EW support of, 2-5
A-6
RC-135V/W Rivet Joint, E-29–
lethal effects, decisionmaking
offensive electronic attack, 4-61
E-31
example, 1-54
operational environment, defined,
receipt of mission, EW actions on,
Marine Corps Information
1-1
4-4–4-5
Technology and Network
evaluating from EW
Operations Center, 7-10
prospective, 4-37–4-38
reconnaissance, electronic, 1-33
Marine radio battalion. See radio
orders, Army, EW input for, B-1,