text: Appendix G
  Training
  Training prepares Soldiers to execute missions that shape operational environment,
  prevent conflict, and conduct large-scale combat operations against peer threats. Army
  forces must be organized, trained, and equipped to meet worldwide challenges. The
  Army plans and executes tough, realistic training that includes unit training that occurs
  continuously while at home station, at a combat training center, and during
  deployments.
  OVERVIEW OF TRAINING
  G-1. Commanders ensure Soldiers and units train under challenging and realistic conditions that closely
  replicate an OE while incorporating the Army principles of training:
  * Train as you fight.
  * Train to standard.
  * Train to sustain.
  * Train to maintain.
  G-2. Individual training occurs in all three training domains: institutional, operational, and self-
  development. Institutional training includes initial and ongoing individual training aligned with each
  cyberspace and EW professional’s individual development plan. Additionally, Soldiers conduct individual
  and collective training during home-station and combat training to stay abreast of the continually advancing
  techniques, technologies, and trends that occur in cyberspace and the EMS.
  INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING
  G-3. Commissioned officers, warrant officers, and enlisted Soldiers seeking a career in cyberspace
  operations and EW benefit from intensive institutional training before forwarding to their first assigned unit.
  Institutional training will continue throughout these Soldiers’ careers. Cyber Common Technical College and
  Electronic Warfare College resides at the United States Army Cyber Center of Excellence. These colleges
  provide institutional training to active Army, United States Army Reserve, and Army National Guard
  cyberspace and EW Soldiers with a level of understanding in cyberspace operations, electromagnetic warfare,
  and associated doctrine. Cyber Soldiers learn how to combine Army operations, intelligence, and small unit
  tactics with foundational skills in cyberspace offensive and defensive tasks. EW Soldiers learn Army
  operations and small unit tactics with foundational skills in EA, ES, and EP tasks. Events conducted during
  institutional training ensure cyberspace operations and EW Soldiers become proficient in their respective
  career fields and include such training events as—
  * Classroom training consisting of instruction from civilian and military institutional instructors.
  * Training lanes.
  * Capstone training events.
  HOME-STATION TRAINING
  G-4. The CEWO is responsible for coordinating with each subordinate staff to conceive and implement an
  annual home-station training plan. The CEWO aligns the home-station training plan with the unit’s mission
  essential task list consisting of essential individual and collective tasks that Soldiers must accomplish. The
  CEWO aligns home-station training with how the unit will operate during evaluations at a combat training
  center. The home-station training plan includes subject matter that ensures the unit’s cyberspace operations