text: Appendix E
  AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETIC ATTACK SUPPORT
  E-27. In a joint environment, Army units can request an airborne cyberspace attack, EA or ES. Targeting
  using airborne assets for cyberspace and EA can be used for both deliberate and dynamic targets. In this
  instance, the unit submits DD Form 1972 (Joint Tactical Air Strike Request), accompanied by an airborne
  cyberspace attack, electromagnetic attack, or electromagnetic support request tool. Each of these requests
  have unique information requirements and request flows. The requesting unit’s fires support element adds
  the target to its target nomination list. The target is also added to the joint integrated prioritized target list at
  the JTF headquarters and forwarded to the joint force air component command with its assigned DD Form
  1972 (Joint Tactical Air Strike Request) number (see ATP 3-09.32). Once the joint force air component
  command approves the Joint Tactical Air Strike Request, the request is forwarded to the air operations center
  to execute the attack.
  E-28. Table E-1, below, is an example of the request tool used to request an airborne EA or ES and
  accompanies a DD Form 1972 (Joint Tactical Air Strike Request) (see page E-12).
  Table E-1. Airborne cyberspace attack, electromagnetic attack, or electromagnetic support
  request tool