PM EW&C
Electronic Warfare • Cyber
Mission:
Acquire and field integrated Intelligence, Electronic and Cyber Warfare capabilities to enable Spectrum and Cyberspace Superiority.
Vision:
An Army equipped with upgradable, integrated, and networked SIGINT, EW, Cyber and Space Superiority capabilities to overmatch the threat in multi and joint all domain operations.
Project Manager Electronic
Warfare and Cyber
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Needs for Industry Focus:
• Efficient CEMA Techniques
• Miniaturized High Gain Broadband Directional Antennas
• Miniaturized Broadband Power Amplifiers
• Low SWAP DF Antennas
• Fast Tuning Sensing, Detection, DF Algorithms
• RF Interference Mitigation and Cancelation
• Low SWAP Miniaturized Tuners, Radios, Processors
• Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Algorithms for RF
• C5ISR/EW Modular Open Suite of Standards (CMOSS) compatible capabilities
• Ruggedized Low Power GPU HW and algorithms for Micro Service Architectures
• EW Modeling Simulation and Visualization
• Deep Sensing in Contested and Denied Environments
• Transmitter Protection/Obfuscation
• Deception & Counter Deception
• Distributed, Cooperative, Coherent Operation & Management
• Automated System/RF Component Resource Management
• Efficient Data Compression
• Advances in User Interfaces/Experience
• NAVWAR
Product Managers
Electronic Attack (EA)
Counter RCIED Electronic Warfare (CREW)/Duke
MISSION
Provide Counter-Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device (C-RCIED) Electronic Warfare (CREW) technology to protect ground forces operating in convoys, single vehicle operations, or fixed locations by blocking or jamming Radio Frequency (RF) signals intended to detonate Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
DESCRIPTION
Duke enables spectrum dominance to protect vehicle convoys against the radio-controlled initiation of roadside bombs. CREW Duke is used in both mounted and fixed site configurations as well as for other non-CREW applications to include GATOR V3 and Sabre Fury. The Duke V5 is the RESET version of the legacy Duke V3 Program of Record that has increased jamming effectiveness against certain threats and improves reliability and maintainability.
Modi Dismounted EW System
MISSION / DESCRIPTION
Modi is a dismounted man-pack programmable Quick Reaction Capability (QRC) system that provides full spectrum coverage allowing the Warfighter the ability to maneuver with increased protection against Radio-Controlled Improvised Explosive Devices (R-CIEDs). It is designed to counter an array of diverse threats through state-of-the-art capabilities.
Multi-function Electronic Warfare – Air Large (MFEW-AL)
MISSION
Multi-Function Electronic Warfare–Air Large (MFEW-AL) is a capability set that will provide Brigade Combat Team (BCT) Commanders with an organic airborne offensive Electronic Warfare (EW) capability.
DESCRIPTION
MFEW-AL is a single, self-contained, airborne electronic warfare pod which will be mounted onto Gray Eagle (GE) Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). MFEW-AL is based on Software-Defined Radio (SDR) /Digital Radio Frequency Memory (DRFM) architecture, which will utilize both pre-programmed signal characteristic information and real-time battlefield information to complete the intended mission. MFEW-AL will be interoperable with EWPMT to support command and control; remote operations and dynamic tasking.
Universal Test Set
MISSION / DESCRIPTION
The UTS provides Counter Radio-Controlled Improvised Explosive Device (R-CIED) Electronic Warfare (CREW) personnel with a quick and effective field-level diagnostic capability. The UTS is a Component Major Item to each of the Army developed CREW systems (Duke and Modi).
Electronic Warfare Integration (EWI)
Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool (EWPMT)
MISSION
The Commander’s tool to visualize, control, manage, and dominate the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS). At end state, EWPMT will provide the ability to conduct remote control and management of EW assets (MFEW and TLS) to execute operations (Electromagnetic Support (ES) and Electromagnetic Attack (EA)), enhance targeting, and enable maneuver by synchronizing EW and spectrum management operations across intelligence, operations, and cyberspace in support of Multi-Domain Operations (MDO).
DESCRIPTION
EWPMT provides 18 major operations capabilities at varying levels of technical maturity. Future Operations (FUOPS) mode provides the ability to plan, model, and simulate EW effects. Current Operations (CUOPS) mode provide the means to receive geographical lines of bearing (LoB) and other sensor data to produce visualizations of the Electromagnetic Operating Environment (EMOE) enabling situational awareness. EWPMT enables cyber and electromagnetic activities (CEMA) and provides data for the overall Mission Command Operational Picture (COP).
Future development includes a more refined ability to ingest TLS and MFEW sensor data, provide PNT situational awareness, and the eventual means to command and control the sensors through EWPMT.
Terrestrial Spectrum Warfare (TSW)
Prophet Enhanced Signals Processing (ESP)
MISSION
Prophet Enhanced (PE) is a dedicated, all-weather, 24/7 ground-based tactical Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare Support (ES) sensor system, providing Force Protection, Situational Awareness, and Target Development to the U.S. Army. PE is organic to the Military Intelligence (MI) Company (MICO) in the Brigade Combat Team (BCT) and to the Expeditionary – MI Brigade (E-MIB) at Corps.
DESCRIPTION
The PE system detects, identifies, and locates enemy emitters through multiple configurations
supporting Manpack, Vehicle-Mounted, and Dismounted / Fixed-site operations.
Tactical Dismounted Electronic Warfare & SIGINT (TDEWS)
MISSION / DESCRIPTION
TDEWS is an Electronic Warfare (EW) and Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) ground based tactical sensor with radio. It is a dedicated, all weather, tactical EW system providing Protection and Situational Awareness to U.S. Army Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs). One TDEWS System consists of a Multi-Channel Receiver and Networked Communications Ground Radio.
Terrestrial Layer System Brigade Combat Team (TLS-BCT)
MISSION
TLS-BCT is the Army’s next generation tactical vehicle based system that delivers an integrated suite of Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Electronic Warfare (EW), and Cyberspace Operations overmatch capabilities to enable the Joint All-Domain Operational (JADO) Capable Force. Provides the warfighter critical situational awareness of the enemy through detection, identification, location, exploitation, and disruption of enemy signals of interest.
DESCRIPTION
TLS-BCT equips new force structure in the Multi-functional Platoon and the EW Platoon that are organic to the Military Intelligence (MI) Company (MICO) in the Brigade Combat Team (BCT) and integrated on maneuver formation platforms (SBCT–Stryker, ABCT–AMPV, IBCT–TBD JLTV, ISV or Manpack).
Terrestrial Layer System - Echelons Above Brigade (TLS-EAB)
MISSION
TLS-EAB is planned as an extended-range, terrestrial sensing, collection, and EA system(s) providing integrated SIGINT, EW and Radio Frequency (RF) delivered Cyber capabilities for situational awareness / understanding, indications and warnings, command post protection operations, and support for the delivery of lethal and non-lethal effects in a holistic, synchronized manner for large-scale combat operations at Division, Corps, and the Multi-Domain Capable Force.
DESCRIPTION
TLS-EAB modernizes the terrestrial layer and provides a capability to digitally interface with Brigade, Division, Corps, Army, unified action partners and mission command systems to sense, attack, deceive, and protect. When fielded, TLS-EAB will be aligned with the IEW BN force structure and missions to support information superiority, targeting, and Long Range Precision Fires in Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO).
Tactical Electronic Warfare System Light (TEWL)
MISSION / DESCRIPTION
TEWL is the corresponding TEWS capability for Light BCT formations. Each TEWL system consists of an integrated suite of radio frequency (RF) antennas and receivers, and processors on a Flyer 72 vehicle. TEWL conducts Electronic Warfare Support (ES) using the same or similar hardware and software, to include the machine learning signal recognition software as well as integration of Intelligence Community (IC) signal detectors in the Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS).
Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS)
MISSION / DESCRIPTION
TEWS is a Quick Reaction Capability (QRC) that provides an Electronic Warfare Support (ES) and Electronic Attack (EA) capability to Brigade Combat Teams (BCT). Each TEWS system consists of an integrated suite of radio frequency (RF) antennas and receivers, processors, and EA hardware. TEWS processing includes machine learning signal recognition software as well as integration of Intelligence Community (IC) signal detectors and EA techniques.
Tactical Electronic Warfare System – Infantry (TEWS-I)
MISSION / DESCRIPTION
TEWS-I is the corresponding TEWS capability for Infantry BCT formations. Each TEWS-I system consists of an integrated suite of radio frequency (RF) antennas and receivers, and processors on an Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV). TEWS-I conducts Electronic Warfare Support (ES) using the same or similar hardware and software, to include the machine learning signal recognition software as well as integration of Intelligence Community (IC) signal detectors in the Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS).
