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Army Pursuing Rapid Prototyping Of Integrated Electronic Warfare-Cyber Capabilities In FY 18

Army Pursuing Rapid Prototyping Of Integrated Electronic Warfare-Cyber Capabilities In FY 18
Commanding General of the Army Cyber Center of Excellence Maj. Gen. John Morrison. Photo: Army.

As the Army begins moving its electronic warfare (EW) components over to its cyber branch, officials are shifting focus to rapid prototyping of integrated tools meant to enhance the capabilities of its maneuver commanders and cross-functional teams.Army officials see FY ‘18 as an important year for developing tools that remove stovepiped requirements for EW and cyber capabilities to improve the ability of its maneuver forces to carry out tactical information operations, according to panelists at a Wednesday Association of the…

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