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## Warfare Specialization Courses

The following course synopses are for space-related C2W support training. Courses are applicable to officers assigned to afloat and FMF space and EW warfare positions. Both government and industry courses are identified. Courses are listed by increasing experience level

#### A-5.1 Introduction to Radar ECM and ECCM Systems

    Course No: 1441DC            Level:  Basic
    Length:    4 Days            School: GWU/Washington, DC
    Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED      Cost:   $1,125

Objective: Provides a thorough introduction of the basic principles and operation of current microwave radar ECM and ECCM systems. Fundamental concepts of noise jammers, repeater jammers, chaff, and stealth are addressed as they apply to surveillance, track, and missile radars.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.2 INFOSEC for Joint Operations

    Course No: CS-340            Level:  Basic
    Length:    2 Days            School: NCS/Ft Meade, MD
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Presents INFOSEC vulnerabilities to hostile SIGINT threats and outlines the INFOSEC countermeasures that can be employed to conceal U.S. military information and enhance the operations security. Includes a history of cryptology on intelligence, components of INFOSEC, overview on transmission security, current telecommunications threats, threats and vulnerability to computers, and principles of cover and deception with applications to operations.

Eligibility: Currently working activities in the C4I arena.

#### A-5.3 Electronic Warfare Familiarization

    Course No: D-210-0038        Level:  Basic
    Length:    2 Days            School: FASOTGLDET/Jacksonville, FL
                                         FASOTGLDET/Cecil Field FL
                                         FASOTGLDET/Brunswick, ME
                                         FASOTGLDET/Mayport, FL
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides officers with a basic understanding of radar theory and electronic warfare concepts. This course familiarizes EW officers, tactical coordinators, and Mission Commanders candidates with electronic emission recognition, associated weapons/electronic systems and intelligence sources and reports. Quota controls: FASOTGLDET JAX, DSN 942-5360, (904) 772-5360; FASOTGLDET CECIL, DSN 860-6574, (904) 778-6574; FASOTGLDET, BRUN, DSN 476-2374, (207) 921-2374; FASOTGLDET, MAYPT, DSN 960-6187, (904) 241-6187.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.4 Space and Electronic Warfare Commander

    Course No: K-2G-3003         Level:  Basic
    Length:    1 Week            School: TACIRAGRUPAC/San Diego, CA
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides battle group and ship EW officers and their staffs with information required to plan, coordinate and execute space and electronic warfare operations in a multi-threat environment. Course consists of classroom lectures, OPTASK review, and seminar/computerized war games, covering numerous topics. Quota control is through TACTRAGRUPAC DSN 55~8337, (619) 553-8337.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.5 Space and Electronic Warfare (SEW) - Command and Control Warfare (C2W) Staff Fundamentals

    Course No: SEW-C2W           Level:  Basic
    Length:    2 Weeks           School: FLETACREADGRU/Norfolk, VA
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides the SEW commander and staff with a working knowledge of SEW/C2W fundamentals, equipment, warfare responsibilities, and national/joint supporting organizations. Quota control is through FTRG

DSN 680-7172, (804) 464-7172.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.6 Baffle Group OTH-T Watch Team Course

    Course No: OTH-T/WT          Level:  Basic
    Length:    3 Days            School: FCTCLANT/Dam Neck, VA
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides multi-unit team training designed to include FOTC and participant team representatives. Usually scheduled by Battle Group Commander as part of predeployment COMMUTER WEEK. Quota control is through CINCLANTFLT DSN 565-4274/5, (804) 445-4274/5.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.7 Joint Electronic Warfare Staff Officer Course (JEWSOC)

    Course No: P-00-3335         Level:  Basic
    Length:    2 Weeks           School: AFSC/Norfolk, VA
    Clearance: SECRET/NOFORN     Cost:   TDY

Objective: Trains middle grade officers (0-3 to 0-5) in the concepts, procedures, and applications of EW to prepare them for duty as joint staff EW officers, and to prepare service EW officers to operate in a joint environment. Covers aspects of coordinating joint EW activities and programs at the combatant, sub unified, component command, and joint task force levels. Within the broad and diverse spectrum of EW, emphasis is placed on terminology, service EW operational doctrine, organizations, equipment, joint EW operations, and exercise planning. Quota controls: AFSC DSN 564-8723, (804) 444-8723; JCS (J3/J-34/EWC3CM) DSN 225-3330, (703) 695-3330.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.8 Joint Electronic Warfare Orientation Course

    Course No: JEWOC             Level:  Basic
    Length:    4 Days            School: JCS/J3/Varies
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides the concepts and procedures of electronic warfare (EW) required by joint and service staff EW officers in the performance of their duties in a joint environment. The course is an off-site presentation at the requester's location. The course covers various aspects of coordinating joint EW activities and programs at the combatant, sub unified component command, and joint task force Levels. Quota control is through JCS (J3) DSN 225 3330, (703) 695-3330.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.9 Joint Space Intelligence/Operations Senior Course (JSIOSC)

    Course No: G30ZP8096000      Level:  Basic
    Length:	   4 Days            School: CTS/Peterson AFB, CO
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides a familiarization course of space operations and intelligence for newly assigned officers (0-5 and above) in senior staff positions dealing with space operations and intelligence. Focuses on military space resources and support to those resources. Guest lectures and open discussion among students and faculty. Includes a review of the fundamentals of operating in the space environment, USSPACECOM and its component commands, organizations, and missions. Discussions on US and foreign systems, space law, space policy, global space systems capabilities, and intelligence collection management. Note: This course is not for officers with 1 or more years of space operations and intelligence experience.

Eligibility: Senior-level (0-5 and above) officers with little or no experience in the space operations and intelligence fields. Quota Control is through NAVSPACECOM.

#### A-5.10 Senior Tactical Battle Commanders Course

    Course No: TBC/S             Level:  Basic
    Length:    3 Days            School: 505th ACG/Varies
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides joint service familiarization course, developed by the Air Force and Army, for senior battle commanders in command, control and communications countermeasures C3CM. The course is an off-site presentation at the requester's location. The course is designed to provide an appreciation of the threat to our C3, the need to protect our C3 structure and the tools available to successfully implement a C3CM concept. Quota control is through 505th Air Control Group DSN 579-7371, (904) 884-7371.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.11 NATO Joint Service Course for Electronic Warfare Planning and Analysis in Exercises

    Course No: NATOJEWPA       Level:  Basic
    Length:    2 Weeks         School: NATO School/Oberammergau
    Clearance: SECRET/NATO     Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides NATO and national officers in the air, land, and maritime forces with the background and knowledge to plan and analyze electronic warfare peacetime exercises. Quota control is through NATO School, 49-88226051, EXT 306.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.12 Fleet Tactical Training Course (LANT)

    Course No: FTT/L             Level:  Basic
    Length:    3 Weeks           School: TACTRAGRULANT/Dam Neck, VA
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides senior officers with the tactical procedural skills required to plan, coordinate and execute (through computer and seminar war gaming) combat operations in a multi-threat, battle group/force surface/subsurface combatant task group environment. Comprised of classroom lectures, seminars, and computerized war games on the Enhanced Naval War gaming System (ENWGS). Topics include Fleet CONOPS, ASW, ASUW, AAW, SEW, Intelligence Support, and Tactical Decision Aids. Quota control is through TACTRAGRULANT DSN 433-7807, (804) 433-7807.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.13 Fleet Tactical Training Course (PAC)

    Course No: K-2G-3009         Level:  Basic
    Length:    3 Weeks           School: TACTRAGRULANT/San Diego, CA
    Clearance: TOP SECRET        Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides training to Commanding Officers, prospective Executive Officers and senior officers assigned to major afloat billets with the tactical procedural skills required to plan, coordinate and execute (through computer and seminar war gaming) combat operations in a multi-threat, battle group/force surface/subsurface combatant task group environment. Comprised of classroom lectures, seminar and computerized war games on the Enhanced Naval War gaming System (ENWGS). Topics include Fleet Concept of Operations, ASW, ASUW, AAW, SEW, Intelligence Support, and Tactical Decision Aids. OTH-T subject matter includes a FOTC overview on OTH-T sensors, communications, ashore and afloat fusion centers, support equipment, and afloat correlation. Quota control is through TACTRAGRUPAC DSN 553-8363, (619) 553-8363.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.14 Tactical Warfare Overview Course

    Course No: K-2G-0032        Level:  Basic
    Length:    1 Week           School: FCTCPAC/San Diego, CA
    Clearance: SECRET           Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides a review and update of the US and Soviet Navy capabilities, C2 considerations, and tactical applications of integrated AAW, ASW, ASUW, and SEW in a high density multi-threat environment. Topics include ASM threats: AAW, ASW, ASUW, and SEW combat systems. Quota control is through FCTCPAC DSN 553-8310, (619) 553-8310.

Eligibility: No more than two individuals from same ship/unit per class.

#### A-5.15 Mobile Training Team

    Course No: MTT               Level:  Basic
    Length:    Varies            School: SPA WAR/Varies
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides tailored off-site briefings to organizations in various topics, which include: National Systems SIGINT support to Battle Group operations, National Systems briefing, data dissemination architecture, TENCAP systems, orbitology; combat applications, collection management, and current combat operations. Quota control is through SPAWAR 004, DSN 227-5400-Ext. 311, (202) 767-5400-Ext. 311.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.16 Electronic Warfare in Joint ACE Operations

    Course No: EWJACE           Level:  Basic
    Length:    1 Week           School: NATO School/Oberammergau
    Clearance: SECRET/NATO      Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides ACE General/Flag Officers with an understanding of electronic warfare and its offensive, defensive, and intelligence potentials as an integral part of combat operations. Included are the perceptions of EW by the three services, SHAPE's view of joint electronic warfare to include the difficulties associated with joint operations in a multi-national force with emphasis on EW as a commander's issue. The overall goal is to incorporate EW as an integral part of force and contingency planning. Quota control is through NATO School, 49-88226051-Ext. 306.

Eligibility: Attendees should be in command or in key positions to influence EW in combat operations, planning or equipment acquisitions.

#### A-5.17 NATO Joint Service Introductory Electronic Warfare Course

    Course No: NATO JEW         Level:  Basic
    Length:    1 Week           School: NATO School/Oberammergau
    Clearance: SECRET/NATO      Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides NATO and national officers in the air, land, and maritime forces training in the impact of electronic warfare (EW) in their job, with a working knowledge of EW in NATO. The course is intended for those personnel who have little experience in EW. Quota control is through NATO School, 49-88226051-Ext. 306.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.18 Navy Operational Security Staff Planner

    Course No: NOSSP             Level:  Basic
    Length:    2 Days            School: FCTCL/Dam Neck, VA
                                         FAMWTC/Charleston, SC
                                         FTC/Mayport, FL
                                         FCTCP/San Diego, CA
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides officers assigned to commands and staffs of the Fleet, afloat and ashore training in the development of operations security (OPSEC) annexes and plans as well as coordinating OPSEC activities. Includes an introduction to OPSEC, discusses the intelligence threat and our vulnerabilities, describes the interrelationship of OPSEC with traditional security programs, details the application of OPSEC techniques to the planning process, and provides guidance in the development of command/unit OPSEC training and orientation programs. Quota controls: FCTCL Dam Neck DSN 433-6636, (804) 433-6636; FAMWTC Charleston DSN 563-6311, (803) 743-6311; FTC May port DSN 960-5250, (904) 246-5250; FCTCP San Diego DSN 553-0852, (619) 553-0852.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.19 Battle Force In port Training (BFIT) Exercises

    Course No: K-2G-3006          Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    Varies             School: TACTRAGRUPAC/San Diego, CA
    Clearance: Varies             Cost:   TDY

Objective: Conducts Battle Force In port Training (BFIT) exercises which permit PACFLT commanders, from the numbered Fleet commander level to the Battle Group Staff level, to test the current and postulated war fighting strategy, tactics, command and control, and logistics support against a realistic threat environment. BFIT exercises can be designed to include the following phases: 1) Planning and initial tasking; 2) a Command Post Exercise (CPX) in which the Enhanced Naval Warfare Gaming System (ENWGS) generates OTH-T GOLD reports to electronically drive JOTS installed on units deployed in PACFLT via the OTCIXS communication network. Thus, Fleet staffs and units can participate in the BFIT CPX as they would in an actual command and control environment; 3) the CPX will set the stage for an elaborate ENWGS war game played by the participants at TACTRAGRUPAC and its remote facilities. Combat is simulated and additional events are included to test specific requirements in all warfare areas as well as C3I and logistics support. Subsequent phases can address refinement of plans and at-sea validation of lessons learned. Quota control is through TACTRAGRUPAC DSN 553-8357, (619) 553-8357.

Eligibility: Tasked to attend by CINCPACFLT and COMTHIRDFLT. The CPX phases requires JOTS operability and may necessitate unique communication connectivity.

#### A-5.20 Low Intensity Conflict (LIC) Symposium

    Course No: LIC525             Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    2 Days             School: DIC/Bolling AFB, DC
    Clearance: SECRET/NOFORN      Cost:   TDY

Objective: Defines low intensity conflict (LIC), identifies the causes, and the points at which they trigger responses.

Eligibility: Current or prospective assignment requires a thorough understanding of the factors which cause LIC.

#### A-5.21 Joint Command Control Communications Countermeasures (C3CM) Staff Officers Course

    Course No: JC3CMSOC/JMR     Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    2 Weeks          School: AFSC/Norfolk, VA
    Clearance: SECRET/NOFORN    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Trains middle grade officers (0-3 to 0-5) and equivalent DoD civilians in the concepts, procedures, and applications of C3CM. Course is for joint and service C3CM staff officers operating in a joint environment. Quota control point of contact is Joint Staff/J-3/J-33/EW and C3CM Division.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.22 Joint Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasures (C3CM) Orientation Course

    Course No: JC3CMOC          Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    3 Days           School: AFSC/Varies
    Clearance: SECRET           Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides the Joint Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasures (C3CM Staff Officer Course) to off-site locations and organizations. Quota control is through AFSC DSN 564-8723, (804) 44~8723.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.23 Multispectral Electronic Warfare: Technical and Operational Analysis

    Course No: 984DC             Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    1 Week            School: GWU/Washington, DC
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   $1,295

Objective: Addresses the multi spectral aspects of modern electronic warfare. Encompasses the complete EW environment, including ECM, ESM, ELINT, COMINT, C3CM, EO, IR, and RF. Examines the pacing elements within the multi-spectral EW environment and the full range of responses to them and presents tools and techniques that can be applied throughout the EW spectrum.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.24 Joint Combat Airspace Command and Control

    Course No: TAC 228555         Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    6 Days             School: USA IS/Ft Huachuca, AZ
    Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED       Cost:   TDY

Objective: Focuses on combat airspace command and control doctrine and the techniques and procedures necessary to effectively integrate both airborne and surface launched objects into joint combat operations. Provides the fundamentals of airspace planning, coordination and execution with the USN Tactical Air Control system and the USMC Air Command and Control System. Outlines basic airspace control doctrine, communication systems, and tactical and electronic combat systems used in joint operations. Emphasis is placed on the analysis, assessment and dissemination of the information required to support decision making.

Eligibility: Officers who are assigned to or scheduled for positions requiring an understanding of the joint combat airspace command and control system at division level and higher.

#### A-5.25 Joint Firepower Control

    Course No: TAC 228560         Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    2 Weeks            School: USAF A/G Ops. School, FL
    Clearance: SECRET             Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides inter-service training on joint staff approved concepts, procedures, and techniques of combat operations, and the coordination and control systems involved in the Air Land Battle. Emphasis is placed on planning and coordination within the TACS/AAGS at brigade and battalion levels. Students are integrated into the first 2 weeks of the 3-week course that trains USAF personnel assigned to Tactical Air Control Parties (TACPs).

Eligibility: Assigned or programmed for assignments with interface with the Air Ground Operations System. Readiness Region and MAAG personnel whose duties involve air ground operations will benefit from the course.

#### A-5.26 Electronic Warfare Officer International

    Course No: J-2G-0213           Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    4 Weeks             School: FCTCLANT/D am Neck, VA
    Clearance: CONFIDENTIAL        Cost:   TDY

Objective: Familiarizes officers with the basic concepts of electronic warfare (EW), principles of radar systems, current anti-ship capable missile threat, emission control, electronic warfare publications, training, and the role of electronic warfare in anti-ship missile defense, the course includes electronic warfare theory, operational fundamentals concepts, tactical employment, doctrine, EM CON, capabilities and limitations, training requirements and reporting procedures. Quota control is through CNET Code N6, DSN 9224815, (904)452-4815.

Eligibility: Officers assigned or en route to shipboard/staff electronic warfare officer duties or EW associated billets. Prior CIC or EW experience desired.

#### A-5.27 Electronic Warfare Operations - Intermediate

    Course No: K-233-0022        Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    3 Weeks           School: FCTCPAC/San Diego,CA
                                         FLETRAGRU/Pearl Harbor, HI
                                         FLETRAULANT DET/Mayport, FL
                                         FLETRACEN/Norfolk, VA
                                         FAMWTC/Charleston, SC
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Assists Fleet EW personnel in the transition from basic equipment operators to watch supervisors. Areas of emphasis include the electromagnetic spectrum/environment, principles of electronic warfare, electronic warfare systems, electronic warfare in OTH detection, classification and targeting, threat environment in electronic warfare, electronic warfare in amphibious operations, Naval Space Surveillance Center, EW documentation and publications. Quota controls: COMTRAPAC, DSN 524-5257, (619) 524-5257; FLETRAGRU, DSN 430-0111 (ask for 472-8383), (808) 444-7970; FLETRACEN, DSN 564-7970, (804) 444-7970; FAMWTC DSN 563-6311, (803) 743-6311.

Eligibility: Surface EW threat recognition course, K-233-0023, and a minimum of 12 months shipboard experience.

#### A-5.28 NATO Joint Service Advanced Electronic Warfare Staff Officer Course

    Course No: NATO JEW/A       Level:  Intermediate
    Length:    2 Weeks          School: NATO School Oberammergau
    Clearance: SECRET/NATO      Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides NATO and national officers in the air, land, and maritime forces with a thorough understanding of NATO EW concepts, policies, and programs in support of joint military operations. Quota control is through NATO School, 49-88226051-Ext. 306.

Eligibility: Attendees must be either a graduate of a NATO single-service EW course, have equivalent national qualifications obtained by academic training, or have staff/operational experience.

#### A-5.29 Electronic Warfare: Command, Control and Communications Systems

    Course No: 1826DC            Level:  Advanced
    Length:    1 Week            School: GWU/Washington, DC
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   $1,295

Objective: Reviews the technical aspects of anti-jam and interference reduction techniques such as spread-spectrum, error-control coding, and adaptive null-steering antennas, along with jamming waveforms and strategies. Elements of passive electronic warfare signal detection, signal estimation, frequency measurement, and direction finding. Emphasizes fundamental concepts and principles, with primary concern for practical applications to present and future EW systems.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.30 Amphibious Warfare Planning Course

    Course No: AWPC/9G9         Level:  Advanced
    Length:    1 Week           School: Royal Marines, UK
    Clearance: SECRET           Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides instructions in amphibious planning in both a NATO and non-NATO setting.

Eligibility: Officers (0-3 to 0-6) associated with amphibious operations.

#### A-5.31 Advanced Systems Training

    Course No: X30ZR8045 005      Level:  Advanced
    Length:    1 Week 2 Days      School: TRW/Goodfellow AFB, TX
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI     Cost:   TDY

Objective: Overviews the technical aspects of infrared (IR) imaging. Focuses on IR theory and principles, as well as order-of-battle analysis using IR sensor systems.

Eligibility: Navy and Marine Corps attendees must be graduates of a basic imagery interpretation course.

#### A-5.32 Weapon System Effectiveness

    Course No: 1535DC            Level:  Advanced
    Length:    1 Week            School: GWU/Washington, DC
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   $1,295

Objective: Reviews a number of technical and managerial disciplines to synthesize the ideas and techniques needed to develop effective weapon systems. Factors of reliability, adequate design, and readiness. Conflict and combat analysis are discussed in terms of selecting appropriate measuring tools and the laws of combat, single-shot skill, probability-of-launch opportunity.

Eligibility: No prerequisite.

#### A-5.33 Electronic Combat Support

    Course No: X30ZR8035 000     Level:  Advanced
    Length:    5 Weeks, 2 Days   School: TRW/Goodfellow AFB, TX
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides the skills needed to perform the duties of intelligence officers in support of electronic combat (EC). Includes an introduction to EC; electromagnetic fundamentals; electronic warfare (EW) to include EW support measures (ESM), basic electronic countermeasures (ECM), and electronic counter-countermeasures (ECCM); command, control, and communication countermeasures (C3CM); suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD); integrated air defense systems (IADS); radio electronic combat (REC); and intelligence support to EC.

Eligibility: Quota control is through HQ ATC/TTPP.

#### A-5.34 C3CM Analyst (Constant Web)

    Course No: X30ZR8035 001     Level:  Advanced
    Length:    7 Weeks, 1 Days   School: TRW/Goodfellow AFB, TX
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI    Cost:   TDY

Objective: Provides the skills needed to perform the duties of intelligence personnel in support of command, control, communications (C3) countermeasures (C3CM). Includes an introduction to the C3CM course and terminology, intelligence support to C3CM analysts, computer-based C3CM analysis tools, basic radio theory for the C3CM analyst, C3, and C3CM and the threat.

Eligibility: Experienced intelligence officers, who have completed at least one operational tour.

#### A-5.35 Space and Electronic Warfare

    Course No: SS 4900            Level:  Advanced
    Length:    60 Days            School: Naval PG School, CA
    Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI     Cost:   TDY

Objective: Develops an appreciation for the Space and electronic warfare (SEW) organizations, systems, capabilities and technologies. Introduces the current issues involved with the functions and management of the SEW system. Course topics are: 1) SEW disciplines, 2) functions of a SEW commander, and 3) offensive SEW. The class will be divided into several groups. Each group will be tasked with exploring a specific aspect of SEW and then leading class wide discussions. Each group will be responsible for a Class Discussion Guide. Project areas are: Operational Security/Deception; Surveillance; C4I; Counter-Surveillance; Counter C4I; Force Sensor Management; electronic Combat Management; Battle Space Management; and Information Management.

Eligibility: SS2001, SS3001, PH2511, PH2514, and MR/OC3520.

#### A-5.36 Battlefield Deception

    Course No: 3A-F56/230-ASID4  Level:  Advanced
    Length:    4 Weeks, 2 Days   School: USA IS/Ft Huachuca, AZ
    Clearance: SECRET            Cost:   TDY

Objective: Identifies deception objectives and targets. Instruction in the development and employment of deception stories. Develop and monitor the execution of deception plans; execute limited, technical-based deception events; conduct deception related training; and supervise other unit execution of deception measures and events.

Eligibility: USMC personnel who are on orders to or currently assigned to a Corps/Division BAT-D element.