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  * Serves as the validator for EW training within the organization.
  * Maintains and assists in developing the CEMA staff running estimate.
  * Assists in development and management of enemy electromagnetic order of battle. Integrates
  threat electronic technical data, identified in the electromagnetic order of battle, as part of the IPB
  process.
  * Advises on technical and tactical employment of Joint and Army EW systems, and integrates EW
  into the targeting process.
  * Assists the CEWO with recommended EW COAs assets that suit each EW unit’s mission.
  * Coordinates targeting information and synchronizing EA and ES activities with Intelligence
  personnel (G-2 or S-2).
  * Assists spectrum manager (G-6 or S-6) with EP technical data to enhance emission control for the
  unit.
  * Conducts, maintains, and updates an electromagnetic environment survey.
  * Identifies the enemy and friendly EMS-related effects.
  * Assists Force Protection officer in developing mitigation measures for UAS when EW capabilities
  are used.
  * Assists in developing and promulgating standard operating procedures (SOPs) and battle drills
  throughout the organization.
  * Advises and oversees the acquisition of EW assets, including non-program of record equipment.
  * Oversees the maintenance of organic EW assets.
  * Assists the CEWO in preparing and updating the EW appendix to the operations order.
  * Assists in production and application of target selection standards for EW.
  * Develops and executes EW policies and procedures for supported organizations.
  * Plans, organizes, implements, monitors and evaluates operations and the threat environment, in
  support of the CEWO.
  * Requests and conducts battle damage assessments resulting from EW effects.
  ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE SERGEANT MAJOR (CORPS) OR NCOIC (DIVISION)
  3-27. The EW sergeant major or NCOIC is the CEWO’s senior enlisted advisor for EW. The EW sergeant
  major or NCOIC assists the CEWO and cyber warfare officer with integrating, coordinating, and cyberspace
  operations and EW with operations. The EW sergeant major or NCOIC provides input to the CEWO on EW
  actions and their associated effects in the AO. The EW sergeant major or NCOIC assists the EW technician in
  updating and managing the electromagnetic order of battle.
  3-28. The EW sergeant major or NCOIC assists the CEWO and cyber-warfare officer in developing and
  updating the cyberspace target synchronization matrix, specifically those targets related to EW, and assists with
  nominating EA-related targets for the commander’s approval. The EW sergeant major or NCOIC provides input
  to the CEWO regarding how EW effects can influence the EMOE. Refer to ATP 3-12.3 for specific roles and
  responsibilities of the EW sergeant major or NCOIC.
  3-29. The EW sergeant major or NCOIC collaborates with the EW technician with developing and
  implementing EW-related home station training. EW training development is a core responsibility of an EW
  sergeant major. The EW sergeant major evaluates all aspects of EW training and certifies instructors within
  subordinate organizations. The EW sergeant major ensures EW training is developed appropriately, reflects
  current methodology, and supports Army mission requirements.
  ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER
  3-30. The EW NCO manages the availability and employment of EW assets assigned to the unit. The EW
  NCO is the organization’s senior training developer for EW. The EW NCO collects and maintains data for
  electromagnetic energy surveys and operates and maintains EW tools. The EW NCO assists the CEMA
  spectrum manager with frequency deconfliction. The EW NCO coordinates with the G-2 or S-2 to develop and
  conduct integrated SIGINT and ES training for EW personnel. When the commander or CEWO has