Course NameLength
Advance Radar Electronic Support Measures (ESM/RESM)2 days
Advanced Communications Electronic Support Measures (CESM)2 days
Advanced Intelligence Analysis Implementation and Operation2 days
Advanced Space, Air and Maritime Platform Protection: Modeling and Threat and Vulnerabilities2 days
Communications Electronic Support Measures (CESM) Workshop2 days
Communications Intelligence (COMINT) Analysis: Hands-on Workshop2 days
Communications Intelligence (COMINT) Workshop2 days
Counter-Stealth Engineering Workshop2 days
Counter-submarine Engineering Workshop2 days
Electro-Optical/Infrared Sensor Systems Engineering Workshop2 days
Electro-Optics / InfraRed (EO/IR) Countermeasure Development and Platform Protection2 days
Electromagnetic Spectrum Superiority Essentials2 days
Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) Analysis Workshop2 days
Electronic Warfare (EW) Foundation: Space, Air, Land and Maritime EW and Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)2 days
Electronic Warfare (EW) Mission Planning Training2 days
Electronic Warfare (EW) Training Certificate4 days
Electronic Warfare EW Operational Test and Evaluation2 days
Electronic Warfare Short Course | EW Short Course3 days
Electronic Warfare Threat Modeling and Simulation Training4 days
Electronic Warfare Training Crash Course4 days
ELINT Interception & Analysis Workshop2 days
EW Threat Vulnerability Analysis and Countermeasures Development Workshop2 days
Exploit 5G Voice and Data Communications Workshop2 days
Exploit Emerging Voice and Data Communications2 days
Exploring Basic RF Electronic Warfare Concepts in the Modern Era2 days
Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) for Space Systems2 days
Fundamentals of Electronic Protection and Electronic Attack2 days
Fundamentals of Intelligence Analysis and Decisions2 days
Fundamentals of Modern Electronic Warfare (EW) and Radar Systems3 days
Fundamentals of Radar Electronic Support Measures (ESM)2 days
High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) Effects and Protection (U)2 days
High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) Training Bootcamp (U)3 days
Introduction to Battlespace Spectrum Management (BSM)2 days
Introduction to Communications Electronic Support Measures (CESM)2 days
Introduction to Electronic Warfare3 days
Introduction to Electronic Warfare Operational Support2 days
Introduction to EW Effective Countermeasures (CM)2 days
Introduction to Weapon System Exploitation: Electronic Intelligence (ELINT)’ Exploitation and Countermeasures (CM) Development2 days
Mission Warfare Engineering Workshop2 days
Naval Weapon System Survey2 days
Overview of MIL-STD-464 | Electromagnetic Environmental Effects, Requirements for Systems2 days
Planning, Coordination and Management of the Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) – Advance Workshop2 days
Radar Electronic Support Measures (ESM/RESM) Workshop2 days
RF Applied to Electromagnetic Warfare4 days
RF Electromagnetic Warfare2 days
Space, Air and Maritime Platform Protection Foundation: Threat analysis, Vulnerabilities and Protection2 days
Tactical Battlefield Communications Electronic Warfare (EW) Workshop2 days
Tactical HF/VHF/UHF/SHF Communications Training Bootcamp5 days
Tactical, Operational, and Strategic Electronic Warfare Bootcamp5 days

Electronic Warfare Training

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Electronic warfare (EW) is a fight for control of the electromagnetic spectrum, relied upon for communications, situational awareness, weapons guidance and more.

This is clearly behind the Defense Department’s drive to rebuild its related arsenal after decades of post-Cold War atrophy and years spent in the Middle East fighting less technologically-savvy forces.

The electromagnetic spectrum is relied upon by militaries for communications, weapons guidance and situational awareness, among other vital uses. Electronic warfare wields the spectrum in an effort to detect, deceive or destroy.

The importance of EW cannot be overemphasized. Having an adversary monitor one’s communications or eliminate one’s ability to communicate or navigate can be catastrophic.

Also, having an adversary know the location of friendly forces based on their electronic transmissions is highly undesirable and can put those forces at a substantial disadvantage.

One aspect of EW involves reconnaissance and surveillance of the electromagnetic environment to gain situational awareness, an activity traditionally called electronic support measures (ESM), which can be further broken down into radar electronic support measures (RESM) and communication electronic support measures.

Today, the branch of EW concerned with detection, direction finding, locating, interception, identification, recording and analysis of radar and communications signals is called electronic support (ES).

Forbes has called EW the future of conflict.

The Department of Defense has become so committed to EW that the U.S. Army is now building an electronic warfare training ground at Fort Gordon. A more advanced education for electronic warfare users is now required because EW itself continues evolving

Like most other areas of technology, new EW systems are being constructed to integrate with modern tools and applications.

For example, the US Naval Air Systems Command (NAC) has adopted digital twin modelling for its Airborne Electronic Attack Systems Program (PMA-234).

The digital twin can be modified and used in a computer simulation as it would in the real world but with the added benefit of error-free manipulation perfect for the stealth world of electronic warfare.

The Navy’s new digital practice enables the agency to improve the program’s readiness, explore new capabilities, and expedite training.

Artificial intelligence technology is also being folded into EW systems.

AI can transform “simple” predictive, rule-driven coding — hand-engineered solutions for specific problems, such as radios that automatically switch to unused frequencies when encountering interference — to agile ML systems trained on large datasets to develop complete spectrum awareness

Electronic Warfare Training Courses by Tonex

Electronic Warfare has evolved at such a staggering pace that continual education is required for those whose jobs overlap with this field. Beneficiaries of additional training include:

  • Technical personnel
  • Electronic warfare or radar system planning, design, development, operations and maintenance
  • Electrical engineers
  • Software engineers
  • System engineers
  • System analysts
  • Cybersecurity professionals
  • Verification and validation personnel
  • Project managers
  • Program managers

Tonex has been a leader in Electronic Warfare training services since 1992. Our courses cover a wide array of information such as:

  • Overview of Electronic Warfare (EW) Key Concepts
  • Principles of Net-Centric Electronic Warfare
  • Principles of Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) Applied in EW
  • Key Technology Enablers of Modern and Emerging RADAR Systems
  • Electronic Warfare Functions
  • Electronic Warfare Technology
  • Electronic Warfare Systems Engineering and System of Systems Engineering

Why Choose Tonex? 

Our instructors are some of the finest in the world. They are experts in their fields as well as bringing real world experience to their instruction methodologies.

And here’s something you won’t find everywhere: We’re flexible. Tonex can tailor courses to the specific needs of individuals, agencies and organizations.

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Electronic Warfare Courses