text: Chapter 3
  electromagnetic attack control authority, the EW NCO helps manage EW assets during operations. The EW
  NCO assists the EW sergeant major or NCOIC with implementing EW-related home station training.
  CYBERSPACE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITIES SPECTRUM MANAGER
  3-31. The CEMA spectrum manager assists the CEMA section in the planning, coordination, assessment,
  and implementation of EW through frequency management. The CEMA spectrum manager defines the EMOE
  for the CEMA section. The CEMA spectrum manager—
  * Forwards all reports of EMI identified by EW operators to either the G-6 or S-6 spectrum
  management chief or spectrum manager. Uploads the reports to Joint Spectrum Interference
  Reporting Online.
  * In collaboration with the G-6 or S-6 spectrum manager, ensures the frequency deconfliction of
  spectrum management operations with EW.
  * Assists the EW technician in developing and managing the electromagnetic order of battle.
  * Synchronizes frequencies used during EW and cyberspace operations to protect radio frequencies
  used by friendly forces in collaboration with the G-6 or S-6 spectrum manager.
  * Reports EMI from EW systems to the G-6 or S-6 spectrum management chief or spectrum
  manager for mitigation.
  * Determines if EW assets have spectrum supportability and provide frequency-engineering
  support.
  * Maintains frequency charts, diagrams, and reports of EMI incidents identified during EW
  missions.
  * Assists the CEWO in issuing guidance throughout the organization regarding deconfliction and
  resolution of EMI between EW systems and other friendly systems.
  CYBERSPACE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITIES WORKING
  GROUP
  3-32. The CEMA section leads the CEMA working group. The CEMA working group is not a formal
  working group that requires dedicated staff members from other sections. When needed, the CEWO uses a
  CEMA working group to assist in synchronizing and integrating cyberspace operations and EW into the concept
  of operations. The CEMA section normally collaborates with key stakeholders during staff meetings established
  as part of the unit’s battle rhythm and throughout the operations process. Membership in the CEMA working
  group will vary based on mission requirements.
  3-33. If scheduled, the CEMA working group must be integrated into the staff’s battle rhythm. The CEMA
  working group is responsible for coordinating horizontally and vertically to support operations and assist the
  fires support element throughout the execution of an operation. Generally, the CEMA working group is
  comprised of staff representatives with equities in CEMA, and typically include—
  * The G-2 or S-2.
  * The G-6 or S-6.
  * The IO officer or representative.
  * The G-6 or S-6 spectrum manager.
  * The fire support officer or a fires support element representative.
  * The staff judge advocate.
  * The Protection Officer.
  STAFF AND SUPPORT AT CORPS AND BELOW
  3-34. During the operations process and associated integrating processes, cyberspace operations and EW
  require collaborative and synchronized efforts with other key staff. The G-6 or S-6 oversees DODIN operations,
  and the G-6 or S-6 spectrum manager collaborates with the CEMA spectrum manager to synchronize spectrum
  management operations with EW. The G-2 or S-2 manages the integration and synchronization of the IPB