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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.


โ€œEvery soldier in the Army has to understand the impacts of EW [electronic warfare], Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton, commander of the Armyโ€™s Cyber Center of Excellence, told reporters during a media roundtable at AFCEAโ€™s 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. โ€œThat 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. โ€œWe 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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