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| The three major subdivisions of EW are: |
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1. Electronic attack
2. Electronic Prot
3. Electronic warfare support (3) |
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| _____ is the offensive portion of EW and was formerly called ECM. |
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| EA uses _____ and _____ to disrupt or deny the enemy effective use of their electronic systems. It includes the efforts for: |
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| jamming, elec deception (4)/ intercept, locate, identify |
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| _____ is the defensive portion of EW |
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| ______ protects the friendly use of the electronic spectrum |
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| ____ includes the actions taken to protect personnel, facilities or equipment from enemy EA |
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| ____ is conflict-related info that involves actions to search for, intercept, identify and locate sources of EM energy for immediate threat recognition |
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| ES (Elec warfare support) (6) |
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| _________ is the deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy with the objective of impairing the use of electronic devices, equipment or systems |
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| _______ is unintentional radiation, emission, or induction of electromagnetic radiation which causes degradation or disruption |
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| _________ is the employment of weapons that ue either electromagnetic or directed energy as their primary destructive mechanism |
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| EA/EP Destructive electronic attack(8) |
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| What five components comprise the five fundamentals of EA/EP non-destructive ea |
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1. Meaconing
2. Intrusion
3. Jamming
4. Interference
5. EM deception |
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| _____ is the false navigational signals from the enemy. What types of signals are used? |
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| Meaconing; TACAN or GPS (10) |
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| ______ are false messages (normally voice) imitation of known stations e.g. the enemy imitating an e-8 broadcast. What is our defense toward this? |
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| Intrusion; authentication codes (11) |
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| _________ is the deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy with the objective of impairing the use of electronic devices, equipment, or systems. |
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| What three things can be jammed? |
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| Radar, voice, data links (12) |
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| _______ may be the result of natural phenomena, spectrum congestion, poorly designed equipment, or any number of other factors |
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