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UNCLASSIFIED Pacific Air Forces I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Electromagnetic Operations Christopher W. Chang Future Capabilities Branch Pacific Air Forces This presentation is UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED PACAF


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Pacific Air Forces

Electromagnetic Operations

Christopher W. Chang Future Capabilities Branch Pacific Air Forces

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PACAF delivers agile air, space, and cyberspace capabilities in support of USINDOPACOM's objectives, uniting allies and partners to enhance regional stability and security.

  • PACAF Mission Statement

U.S. Indo-Pacific Command will implement a combat credible deterrence strategy capable of denying our adversaries sustained air and sea dominance by focusing on posturing the Joint Force to win before fighting while being ready to fight and win, if required.

  • USINDOPACOM Mission Statement

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Overview

n Introduction n INDO-PACIFIC Region n History n Electronic Warfare (EW) n Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) n Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations

(JEMSO)

n South China Sea n Issues/Interactions between nation states n Futures n Summary

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BASICS

n Electronic Warfare (EW)

n EW refers to military action involving the use of EM energy and

directed energy (DE) to control the EMS or to attack the enemy. EW consists of three divisions: electronic attack (EA), electronic protect (EP), and electronic warfare support (ES)

n Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO)

n Electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO) comprise all

coordinated military actions to exploit, attack, protect, and manage the electromagnetic environment (EME) to achieve the commander’s

  • bjectives

n Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (JEMSO)

n JEMSO are the coordinated efforts of EW and joint electromagnetic

spectrum management operations (JEMSMO) to exploit, attack, protect, and manage the electromagnetic operational environment (EMOE).

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Electronic Attack (EA) Electronic Warfare Support (ES) Electronic Protect (EP)

Three “pilars” of Electronic Warfare to attack (EA), exploit (ES), and protect the EMS (EP)

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EMSO

Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO)

Operations – Action in Spectrum Intelligence – Spectrum Information

Communications – Spectrum Management

EMSO is a combined effort of looking at the EMS battlespace (Intel), Operating/maneuvering in the EMS (Ops), and managing the EMS (Comms).

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JEMSO

Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (JEMSO)

§ Electronic Warfare § Intelligence § Communications § Space § Cyber § Information Ops § Deception § MISO/PSYOP § Joint/Combined Arms § Partner/Allied/Coalition

JEMSO is the next step in the EMSO evolution to ensure all aspects

  • f military operations requires the EMS are synergized

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SPECTRUM

n Modern Day Spectrum

n Everyone cannot live without the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) n Is spectrum a resource, commodity, basic necessity?

n To Live

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Cell phone (4G/5G)

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Communications (radio/tv/internet)

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Cook (microwave ovens)

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Organize (meetings/collaborations)

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Farming efficiency (GPS for boundaries)

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Military Use:

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Command and Control

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Communications

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Battlefield awareness (radar, laser)

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Weapons (directed energy)

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The EMS is being used by everyone in the modern world. EMS is as critical in modern nations as a national resource.

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RESOURCE

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n Resource n Limited: Cannot make more n Usage/Innovation

n AM/FM/multiplexing, CW, Pulse, DRFM, laser & other means

  • f carrying data on a frequency

n National (based on agreed upon boundaries) n Government vs. Civil n Federal Communication Commission (FCC)/Korea FCC n Since invention of radio/telegraph n Oversight to protect freedom of movement in the EMS

The resource of EMS gets limited/congested, defending the EMS becomes a governmental/military mission

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CONGESTION IN THE EMS

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INDO-PACIFIC AREA

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  • Top 3 Economies of

world

  • United

States

  • China
  • Japan
  • 50% of World’s

Population

  • Large Militaries
  • 3,000 Different

Languages

  • $3T Use South China

Seas

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BEGINNING to 1939

n Electronic Warfare (EW):

n Prior to World War II n Radio n Direction Finding (DF)

n Tactical

n Ship to ship n Individual Units

n World War I

n Communication herding n Cable cutting (LOC) n Signals Intelligence n Battlefield radio interception n Movement n Size n Resiliency

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1939-1945

n Electronic Warfare (EW): n World War II n Radar n Battle of Britain n Navigation Beacon n Bombing Campaigns n Jamming n Chaff – USAF n SIGINT n MAGIC n Key Pacific Battles n Battle of the Atlantic

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1945-2000s

n Electronic Warfare (EW):

n Navigational Aids (NAVAIDs) n Passive EW n Fire Control/Direction Finding n Proximity Fuses n Battlespace awareness

n Electromagnetic Spectrum

Operations (EMSO)

n More than just EW pillars n Evolution of “joint” warfare n Combined Arms Doctrine

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2000s-now

n Joint Electromagnetic

Spectrum Operations (JEMSO)

n Joint Doctrine Note 3-16 n Proactive and deliberate not

reactive

n Joint/Combined Evolution

n Near real time/real time n Electromagnetic Battle

Management (EMBM)

n Strategic Planning

n Effect based not capabilities

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SOUTH CHINA SEA

n Congestion

n National Borders n Resources n Trade Routes

n Boundaries

n Conflicts n EM transcends borders n EMS/EMI n Rule of Law (UN)

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Chart import from scs

  • Types of EW gear and what it is

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Asia Issue

n Some EM stats from area n Include borders n Conflicts n EM doesn’t stop n Standards n Resources (EMS) n C2 critical n Affects everything n Military n Civilian n International

  • rgs/norms

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Chart import from scs

  • Types of EW gear and what it is

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NATIONS

n EW Arms race

n Increased EW/EMS equipment n Battlespace Awareness n Space Assets n Early Warning n Communications n Command & Control n Defend n Spectrum Management n EMS Awareness n Attack n Jammers n EW support of effects n Cyber n Space n Information Operations

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JEMSO CONSIDERATIONS

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n EMS Congestion

n Collaboration

n EMBM n Multi-service/coalition/

partnerships

n Planning vs reacting n Speed of information n EMI (fratricide) vs Jamming n Intelligence/surveillance/

reconnaissance (ISR)

n Identification n Effects

n Support multidomain operations n Suppression vs destruction

JEMSO enables spectrum resiliency to allow for all aspects of modern multi-domain military operations (JADC2)

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JEMSO

n “Traditional” EW/EMSO/JEMSO Missions:

n Electronic Attack – Disrupt/destroy enemy’s EMS n Electronic Protect – Prevent friendly forces EMS n Electronic Warfare Support – Collect/Exploit the EMS

n Support to:

n Cyber – Platform delivers cyber package through EMS (WIFI) n Space – Defend EMS link to Space Assets n CC&D – Use EMS systems to mask, change, deceive n Kinetics Strikes – Suppression/Destruction of Enemy Air Defense

(S/DEAD) or Integrated Air Defense System (IADS)

n PSYOP/MISO – EMS broadcast (TV/Radio/Internet)

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JEMSO enables and support effects in other domains by maneuvering in the EMS

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JEMSO CELL

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JEMSOC/EMSOC

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FUTURE

n Emerging/Developed concepts systems n Materials n Spectrum energy

absorption/reflective

n Concealment, Camouflage, and

Deception

n Science n Artificial Intelligence n Data processing n Resiliency n Autonomy

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Future EMS systems using AI/automation will increase the speed of data processing, resiliency and enable multi-domain ops in a rapid changing battlespace environment

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“ .” “All men can see the tactics whereby I conquer, but what none can see is the strategy out of which victory is evolved..”

  • Sun Tzu

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QUESTIONS

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