https://www.afcea.org/signal-media/cyber-edge/army-expanding-electronic-warfare-training-every-soldier
The U.S. Army is planning to expose every soldier, regardless of military occupational specialty, to electromagnetic warfare at their home bases.
โEvery soldier in the Army has to understand the impacts of EW [electronic warfare], Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton, commander of the Armyโs Cyber Center of Excellence, told reporters during a media roundtable at AFCEAโs TechNet Augusta conference.
Now, the Army has approved and budgeted for a roughly 600-acre training ground, but the base has identified enough funding to allow the training area to be used early. โThat will allow us to go from crawling with our students to engaging the environment, movement and maneuver, light discipline, noise discipline in a combat environment,โ Boudreau said. โWe also have an airspace expansion program, which is on the cusp of approval. That will give us well above 10,000 feet to be able to do [unmanned aerial systems] and other drones effective for EW.โ
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