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	General Dynamics F-111 Aardvark / EF-111 Raven
		The F-111A was well-suited for modification to the role of an airborne electronic warfare platform because of its structural strength, maneuverability and performance -- including the ability to penetrate enemy airspace and escape at supersonic speed.
		The primary electronic countermeasures unit is the AN/ALQ-99E jamming subsystem.
		Information about new threats, not in the memory of the computer, can be fed into the system either through entries on the electronic warfare officer's cockpit keyboard or by programming the computer via a cassette that plugs directly into the plane.
	www.fighter-planes.com /info/f111_aardvark.htm (1454 words)

	EF-111A Raven
		The F-111A was well-suited for modification to the role of an airborne electronic warfare platform because of its structural strength, maneuverability and performance -- including the ability to penetrate enemy airspace and escape at supersonic speed.
		The primary electronic countermeasures unit is the AN/ALQ-99E jamming subsystem.
		Information about new threats, not in the memory of the computer, can be fed into the system either through entries on the electronic warfare officer's cockpit keyboard or by programming the computer via a cassette that plugs directly into the plane.
	www.milnet.com /pentagon/aircraft/usaf/ef111a.htm (690 words)

	Multi-National Force - Iraq - From ODs to ACUs, Vietnam to OIF
		Chief Warrant Officer George Grayhek, Intelligence Electronic Warfare officer with 502nd Military Intelligence Battalion, 504th MI Brigade, poses for camera with his M-16 in Vietnam when he toured there from 1969-1970.
		1st Class Verlon Land, intelligence electronic warfare foreman with 502nd MI Bn., works with Grayhek on a daily basis and has a lot of respect and admiration for the chief’s reunion with the Army.
		Chief Warrant Officer George Grayhek, Intelligence Electronic Warfare officer with 502nd Military Intelligence Battalion, 504th MI Brigade, poses for camera while he helps serve dinner to Soldiers at Camp Slayer during his tour in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
	www.mnf-iraq.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=11956&Itemid=128 (650 words)

	GTRI \| ELSYS \| Transport Electronic Warfare Bus System
		A major focus of this program is development of software to provide consolidated electronic warfare (EW) displays and to coordinate electronic warfare subsystem responses.
		Two primary functions of the electronic warfare bus system are to report threats for display on an Electronic Warfare Officer display unit and to control threat responses (primarily chaff and flare).
		The TRP software task developed for the integrated electronic warfare system was reused within the electronic warfare bus system; this commonality allows reuse of the supporting development tools with only minor modifications.
	www.gtri.gatech.edu /elsys/sev/proj_ewbussys.html (451 words)

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		(I) MOSs suitable for assignment as primary for regular unrestricted officers/career reserve officers.
		MOSs suitable for assignment as primary for limited duty officers.
		MOSs suitable for assignment as primary for warrant officers.
	www.iwo.com /jobs.htm (139 words)

	Flying Careers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Performs duties of Bomber Navigator, electronic warfare officer (EWO) or weapon systems officer (WSO) to accomplish combat, training and other assigned missions.
		Performs duties of Reconnaissance/Surveillance/Electronic Warfare Navigator or electronic warfare officer (EWO) to accomplish reconnaissance, surveillance, search and rescue, electronic combat, training and other assigned missions.
		Performs duties of navigator, fire control officer (FCO), or electronic warfare officer (EWO) to accomplish special operations, training, and other assigned missions.
	afrotc.okstate.edu /flyingcareers.htm (414 words)

	Reconnaissance/Surveillance/Electronic Warfare Navigator
		The Air Force has a tremendous variety of career fields available to officers —each with unique challenges and rewards.
		Reconnaissance/Surveillance/Electronic Warfare Navigators are required to have a thorough knowledge of theory of flight, air navigation, meteorology, flying directives, aircraft operating procedures and mission tactics.
		They are responsible for operating available navigation systems and ensuring operational readiness of the crew by conducting or supervising mission specific training.
	www.afrotc.com /careers/jobsearch/category/navigator/12RX.htm (174 words)

	SAC 1980s Photos
		I accumulated over 1000 flight hours in B-52G and H as a Electronic Warfare Officer, Electronic Warfare Instructor and Staff Officer.
		The Electronic Warfare Officer's job is to keep the bad guys from shooting at you through the proper application radar jammers, chaff, flares, and defensive maneuvers.
		The B-52 is not a stealthy aircraft and for what it lacks in stealth it makes up for in raw power and capability.
	www.testniquesinc.com /sac80.htm (578 words)

	EF-111A Raven
		In Desert Storm an EF-111 was credited with one of the first kills of the conflict as a maneuvering Raven caused a pursuing Iraqi Mirage to crash into the ground.
		When converting the aircraft to its new electronic warfare role, the primary modification was the ALQ-99 jamming system, N/ALQ-137 self-protection system, and an AN/ALR-62 terminal threat warning system.
		To accommodate the 6,000 pounds of new electronics, Grumman added a narrow, 16-foot long canoe-shaped radome under the fuselage and a din-tip pod mounted on top of the vertical stabilizer.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/aircraft/ef-111a.htm (1028 words)

	Bio-Sketch of Ned Colburn
		TRS RB-66C Electronic Reconnaissance and B-66B Brown Cradle Jammer aircraft – and Moth Ball all of the RB-66B aircraft that the 10
		A couple months later, I was selected to transfer to Hq Third Air Force in London to serve as the Project FRELOC Action Officer in planning and obtaining bases and facilities in the United Kingdom for the relocation of U.S. Air Force, Army and Navy units from France to Great Britain.
		The same policy applied to Reserve Officers who had received the mandatory number of pass-overs for promotion. Sorry – you can’t be promoted, we don’t want you, but won’t turn you loose until you complete a combat tour.
	www.b66.info /bios/NedColburn.htm (4618 words)

	MAJOR GENERAL KENNETH R. ISRAEL (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Major General Kenneth R. Israel is assistant deputy undersecretary of defense for airborne reconnaissance, and director of the Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Office, Washington, D.C. His responsibilities include developing and evolving a unifying architecture along with development, acquisition and investment strategies for all joint service and defense-wide airborne reconnaissance systems.
		The general entered the Air Force in 1966 as a graduate of the Baylor University Reserve Officer Training Corps program.
		He has commanded an avionics maintenance squadron, served as a major command inspector general, and held numerous operational, acquisition and staff electronic combat and intelligence assignments.
	www.af.mil /bios/bio_print.asp?bioID=5913&page=1 (541 words)

	Biographies : MAJOR GENERAL KENNETH R. ISRAEL
		He also performed duties as executive officer to a numbered Air Force commander.
		May 1976 - October 1976, executive officer to the vice commander, 15th Air Force, March Air Force Base, Calif.
		October 1976 - June 1978, executive officer to the chief of staff and vice commander in chief, Headquarters Strategic Air Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Neb.
	www.af.mil /bios/bio.asp?bioID=5913 (569 words)

	NEADS Job Titles and Descriptions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Performs duties of navigator, electronic warfare officer to accomplish cabman, training and other assigned missions.
		Performs duties of weapon systems officer, electronic warfare officer to accomplish combat, training and other assigned missions.
		Also included are electronic combat systems and associated closed circuit television display and signal analysis equipment, related radar operator training devices, radar beacon systems, aircraft identification equipment, remoting systems, video mappers, computerized processors, and communications subsystems.
	www.neads.ang.af.mil /JobTitles.htm (2610 words)

	EA-6B Prowler
		The EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft - which played a key role in suppressing enemy air defenses during Operation Desert Storm - enhances the strike capabilities not only of carrier air wings but of U.S. Air Force and allied forces as well.
		The EA-6B's ALQ-99 OBS is used to collect tactical electronic order of battle (EOB) data which can be disseminated through the command and control system while airborne, and which can be recorded and processed after missions to provide updates to various orders of battle.
		Following the transition from the EA-6A aircraft to the EA-6B, Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 2 (VMAQ-2) continued to provide detachments to Carrier Air Wing Five on board the USS Midway.
	www.fas.org /irp/program/collect/ea-6b_prowler.htm (2141 words)

	IDF Table of Contents Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After completing Undergraduate Navigator Training and Electronic Warfare Officer Training at Mather U.S. Air Force Base (AFB), Calif. in 1984, Colonel Croxton reported to Homestead AFB, Fla. for Initial Qualification Training in the F-4D.
		He received Top Gun and Distinguished Graduate honors and was transferred to his first operational unit of F-4G “Wild Weasels,” the 561st Tactical Fighter Squadron, George AFB, Calif. While assigned to the 561st, Colonel Croxton upgraded to Instructor Electronic Warfare Officer (IEWO) and served as the Assistant Chief of Weapons and Tactics.
		In Nov 2004, Colonel Croxton was selected as Space Warfare Center’s Chief, Plans, Programs, and Requirements’ Division where he was responsible for all of the Center’s manpower, contracts, financial budget, computer support, deployments, safety, and plans.
	www.nctskef.navy.mil /IDF/organization/biography/commander.htm (1021 words)

	TESTniques History
		I've been building electronic test equipment since I was kid in high school.
		Upon entering the Air Force I completed Navigator training and Electronic Warfare Officer school.
		After the AF, I went to work for the Military Avionics Division of Honeywell as a Senior Design Engineer building automated test systems for electronic warfare systems.
	www.testniquesinc.com /thelink.htm (267 words)

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		As commander, he is charged with operationally supporting worldwide reconnaissance, command and control, presidential support, treaty verification and airlift missions directed by the National Command Authorities, Joint Chiefs of Staff, theater commanders and national intelligence agencies.
		Lt Col Longo entered the Air Force in 1984, receiving his commission through the Reserve Officer Training Corp at the Pennsylvania State University.
		Student Electronic Warfare Officer, Mather Air Force Base, CA Jul 1985 — Apr 1989,
	www.offutt.af.mil /55thWing/55OG/55oss/OSSCCBio/OSS-CC.htm (422 words)

	AFSC job speciality codes
		NOTE : If you don't find what you want, contact the USAF.
		Air Operations Officer, Pilot, Tactical Air Control System
		30590 Electronic Computer and Data Processing Maintenance Superintendent
	www.angelfire.com /in/Laos/afsc.html (412 words)

	Electronic Warfare officer helps engineers
		Air Force Maj. Gerald T. Campbell, from Kettering, Ohio, spent his last six months deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom as a brigade Electronic Warfare officer.
		Almost every brigade and battalion in Afghanistan has an EWO responsible for the training and utilization of the Counter Remote control Electronic Warfare Systems, Electronic Warfare Integration, and standing up the Army's new Electronic Warfare capability.
		Campbell will return to Eglin Air Force Base, in Fla., as assistant director of operations of the 16th Electronic Warfare Squadron.
	www.blackanthem.com /News/afghanistan/Electronic_Warfare_officer_helps_engineers8093.shtml (287 words)

	Recon/Surveillance/Electronic Warfare Navigator (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Performs duties of navigator or electronic warfare officer (EWO) to accomplish reconnaissance, surveillance, search and rescue, electronic combat, training, and other assigned missions.
		For award of AFSC 12R3X, completion of transition and operational training in the suffix specific aircraft.
		For upgrade to AFSCs 12R3X, unit commander determines proficiency based on performance, experience, and completion of minimum training requirements.
	academics.uww.edu /afrotc/afsc12r.htm (192 words)

	Resumes in Maryland - Search this free database of programmers
		Scripted RC-135V/W Automatic Electronic Emitter Locating System (AEELS) reconnaissance collection procedures to intercept, collect, and analyze electronic intelligence for weapon systems, jamming, and tactics development.
		----- Electronic Warfare Officer (B-52G), 524th Bombardment Heavy Squadron, Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan (June 1990 to July 1992) Responsible for aircraft defensive systems, threat detection, maneuvers and tactics.
		Technical advisor to the crew on threat capabilities and electronic warfare techniques.
	www.free-for-recruiters.com /Resumes/VA/153467-Resume.html (1026 words)

	Col. Max Bio
		Colonel Schulman was commissioned through the Officer Training School in October, 1972.
		He is rated as a master navigator (and electronic warfare officer) and served as a crewmember, crew commander, instructor, flight commander, operations officer, squadron commander and group commander.
		He served as a logistician on a major command staff, and as a reconnaissance operations officer and executive officer on a unified command staff.
	home.earthlink.net /~drdavida/mnschulman_bio.htm (631 words)

	Michael J. Belzil, director of staff, AFFTC, AFMC, Edwards AFB (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Other assignments included flying duties as an instructor, electronic warfare, in the B-52; Headquarters U.S. Air Force Combat Operations Staff; Joint Staff; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) International Military Staff; and commander, 95th Support Group.
		March 1980-March 1983, B-52 Electronic Warfare Officer, and Training Flight Instructor Electronic Warfare Officer, 668th Bombardment Squadron, Griffiss Air Force Base, N.Y. March 1983-May 1983, student, Squadron Officer School, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.
		May 1990-August 1992, Curriculum Developer, Programs Branch, and later, executive officer to the commandant, Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.
	www.edwards.af.mil /units/bio/belzil-bio.html (467 words)

	Marine Corps Commissioned Officer Jobs - MOS 2602, Signals Intelligence/Electronic Warfare Officer (III)*
		Marine Corps Commissioned Officer Jobs - MOS 2602, Signals Intelligence/Electronic Warfare Officer (III)*
		# This MOS is no longer being assigned to unrestricted officers.
		Unrestricted officers assigned this MOS will be redesignated MOS 0202
	1stbattalion3rdmarines.com /marineofficerjobs/bl2602.htm (98 words)

	The US Navy
		CNO N6, Space Information Warfare, Command and Control Directorate
		Department of the Navy Research, Development, and Acquisition
		Department of the Navy, Chief Information Officer (DONCIO)
	www.navy.mil /links/alpha.asp (496 words)

	MOS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		(I): MOSs suitable for assignment as primary for regular unrestricted officers/career reserve officers.
		Tactical Intelligence Officer II Signal Intelligence Officer/ I Ground Electronic
		Electronics Maintenance Officer-Aviation II Ground Artillery Systems Maintenance Officer III
	www.ibanez.net /mos.htm (213 words)

	Marine Corps Commissioned Officer Jobs - MOS 0206, Signals Intelligence/Ground Electronic Warfare Officer (I)
		Marine Corps Commissioned Officer Jobs - MOS 0206, Signals Intelligence/Ground Electronic Warfare Officer (I) United States Marine Corps (USMC)
		This MOS may be assigned as an additional MOS to captains and
		For a complete listing of duties and tasks, refer to MCO 3500.32 III, Intelligence Training and Readiness Manual.
	1stbattalion3rdmarines.com /marineofficerjobs/bl0206.htm (135 words)

	Harold E Johnson
		Warfare Officer training at Mather AFB, California, graduating in October
		assigned as staff Electronic Warfare Officer at Sioux City Air Defense Sector
		He was then assigned as staff Electronic Warfare Officer to the
	www.icwest.com /tc/johnson.htm (571 words)

	CHAPTER 3 INTEGRATION OF ELECTRONIC WARFARE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Its composition is dictated by the size of the force, the
		The EWCC facilitates coordination of electronic warfare operations with
		include an electronic warfare officer, a communications and information
	www.tpub.com /content/USMC/mcwp3405/css/mcwp3405_17.htm (230 words)

	ASR Library
		These should be listed in the marine's bio.
		Identifies Skill Designator within preceding MOS beyond the specialty level and/or may refer to the end items or skill areas.
		MOS may be primary for given rank range, above that range, MOS must be a secondary.
	www.alt-starfleet-rpg.org /library/asrmarinemoslist.html (248 words)

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