The U.S. Army has reported that the use of the electromagnetic spectrum against U.S. soldiers by enemy combatants in Iraq and Afghanistan has remained a persistent challenge. Protecting soldiers from improvised explosive devices and providing them with an accurate and complete understanding of their environment across the spectrum has brought about significant change in focus for the Army in the area of electronic warfare. Land component commanders and their staffs must now be more adept in their knowledge of how the electromagnetic spectrum can impact operations, both positively and negatively, officials said.Learn more about the Army’s efforts.
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