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  * Analyzing the OE to understand how it will impact operations within cyberspace and the EMS.
  * Developing and maintaining the consolidated cyberspace and EW target synchronization matrix
  and recommending targets for placement on the units’ target synchronization matrix.
  * Assisting the G-2 or S-2 with the development and management of the electromagnetic order of
  battle.
  * Serving as the electromagnetic attack control authority for EW missions when directed by the
  commander.
  * Advising the commander on how cyberspace and EW effects can impact the OE.
  * Receiving and integrating cyberspace and EW forces and associated capabilities into operations.
  * Coordinating with higher headquarters for OCO and EW support on approved targets.
  * Recommending cyberspace operations and EW-related CCIRs.
  * Preparing and processing all requests for cyberspace and EW support.
  * Overseeing the development and implementation of cyberspace operations and EW-related home-
  station training.
  * Providing employment guidance and direction for organic and attached cyberspace operations and
  EW assets.
  * Tasking authority for all assigned EW assets.
  CYBER WARFARE OFFICER (CORPS AND BRIGADE) OR CYBER-OPERATIONS OFFICER
  (DIVISION)
  3-25. The cyber warfare officer (corps and brigade) or cyber operations officer (division) assists the CEWO
  with integrating and synchronizing cyberspace operations into the operations process and provides insight into
  cyberspace capabilities. The cyber warfare officer or cyber operations officer collaborates with the CEWO in
  vetting and processing potential targets received from subordinate units for OCO effects. The cyber warfare
  officer or cyber operations officer—
  * Assists the CEWO in the integration, coordination, and synchronization of cyberspace operations
  and EW with operations.
  * Provides the CEWO with information on the effects of cyberspace operations, including associated
  rules of engagement, impacts, and constraints used to advise the commander.
  * Assists the CEWO with developing and maintaining a consolidated cyberspace target
  synchronization matrix and assists in nominating OCO-related targets for approval by the
  commander.
  * Assists the CEWO in monitoring and assessing measures of performance and effectiveness while
  maintaining updates on cyberspace operation’s effects on the OE.
  * Assists the CEWO in requesting and coordinating for OCO support while integrating received
  cyber mission forces into operations.
  * Coordinates with unified action partners for cyberspace capabilities that complement or increase
  the unit’s cyberspace operations posture.
  * Coordinates cyberspace operations with the G-2 or S-2 and the G-6 or S-6.
  * Develops and implements cyberspace operations-related home station training.
  ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE TECHNICIAN
  3-26. The Electromagnetic Warfare Technician (EWT) is a critical asset to the CEMA section and the EW
  platoon as they serve as the resident technical and tactical expert across all echelons. The EWT assist in the
  accomplishment of mission objectives by coordinating, integrating, and synchronizing CEMA effects to exploit
  and gain an advantage over adversaries and enemies in both cyberspace and the electromagnetic spectrum
  (EMS), while simultaneously denying and degrading adversary and enemy use of the same. Refer to ATP 3-
  12.3 for specific roles and responsibilities of the EW Technician. EWT duties include—
  * Serves as the acting CEWO or EW platoon leader, when assigned position is vacant during
  assignment.