text: Army Organizations and Command and Control
  915TH CYBER WARFARE BATTALION
  3-10. The 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion is the Army’s scalable expeditionary battalion composed of
  expeditionary CEMA team(s) (ECT). ECTs include cyberspace forces, EW CEMA operators, IO officers, a
  targeting cell, and intelligence personnel. The 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion’s intelligence personnel collects
  information to support internal CEMA, and conducts intelligence analysis to support and ECT CEMA
  operations. ARCYBER deploys ECTs to provide cyberspace OCO, DCO, IO, and EW support for Army
  commands. ECTs have the capabilities to employ OCO, DCO, EW, and IO in support of Army operations.
  Certain CEMA operations require authorization and authorities delegated from USCYBERCOM, geographic
  combatant commanders, or commanders with electronic warfare control authority. The 915th Cyber Warfare
  Battalion is an Army only, Service-retained unit and not part of the DOD cyber mission force; however, all
  OCO missions conducted by the 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion must first be validated and authorized by
  USCYBERCOM.
  1ST INFORMATION OPERATIONS COMMAND
  3-11. The 1st Information Operations (IO) Command is the Army’s only Active Component Information
  Operations organization. It is a multi-component, brigade-level organization and it consists of a headquarters
  and headquarters detachment and two battalions. 1st IO Command’s mission is to provide information
  operations and cyberspace operations support to the Army and other Services through deployable teams, reach
  back planning and analysis, and specialized training.
  780TH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE BRIGADE-CYBER
  3-12. The 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber) conducts cyberspace operations to deliver effects in
  support of Army and joint requirements. The 780th Military Intelligence Brigade’s primary objective is to
  enable and execute cyberspace operations. Elements of the brigade use SIGINT operational tasking authority
  delegated through Commander, ARCYBER, open source intelligence authority delegated through Commander,
  United States Army Intelligence and Security Command, and multiple cyberspace collection authorities
  delegated through Commander, USCYBERCOM to conduct reconnaissance and Intelligence to enable
  cyberspace operations. The headquarters serves as a force provider for ARCYBER and cyber national mission
  force (CNMF).
  SECTION II – ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE ORGANIZATIONS
  3-13. This section outlines the joint and Army organizations available to corps and below units during joint
  and Army operations. It outlines and describes electromagnetic warfare platoons assigned to Army BCTs. It
  also provides an overview of the Intelligence, Information, Cyber, EW, and Space (I2CEWS) detachment
  assigned to a multi-domain task force.
  ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE PLATOON (BRIGADE COMBAT
  TEAM)
  3-14. EW platoons are located in the military intelligence company of a brigade combat team’s brigade
  engineer battalion. An EW platoon consists of three EW teams with the capability to provide EW support during
  close operations. Though the CEMA section aligns EW and cyberspace operations with the operations process,
  they must collaborate with the BCT’s S-2 to task the military intelligence company for deploying EW platoon
  assets in support of assigned EW missions.
  3-15. The EW platoon performs electromagnetic reconnaissance to identify and locate enemy emitters and
  spectrum-dependent devices within assigned AO using sensors. Data and information attained through
  electromagnetic reconnaissance provide the commander with critical combat information. This data and
  information also supports electromagnetic battle management by providing continuous situational awareness
  to the CEMA spectrum manager to develop and update the common operational picture of the EMOE. An EW
  platoon can also conduct EA to degrade and neutralize enemy spectrum-dependent devices.