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Electronic Warfare Training Analysis.

William P. Lane, Bernard J McElvenny, Willard B. Stubbs, Edward O. Moore, Ted E. Pearson

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This report describes the findings from an analysis of the training requirements for electronic warfare equipment operators, and supports the feasibility and desirability of a consolidation of training for operators of air, surface, and subsurface EW equipment. The report contains a proposed curriculum for the consolidated training program and a description of a generalized operator training system. Actions for improving the effectiveness of existing EW training facilities are recommended. (Author)

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This report describes the findings from an analysis of the training requirements for electronic warfare equipment operators, and supports the feasibility and desirability of a consolidation of training for operators of air, surface, and subsurface EW equipment. The report contains a proposed curriculum for the consolidated training program and a description of a generalized operator training system. Actions for improving the effectiveness of existing EW training facilities are recommended. (Author)

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This report describes the findings from an analysis of the training requirements for electronic warfare equipment operators, and supports the feasibility and desirability of a consolidation of training for operators of air, surface, and subsurface EW equipment. The report contains a proposed curriculum for the consolidated training program and a description of a generalized operator training system. Actions for improving the effectiveness of existing EW training facilities are recommended. (Author)

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Electronic warfare, Engineering, Operator (biology), Consolidation (business), Aeronautics, Operations research, Engineering management

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