U.S.-Canada Electronic Attack Guidelines.pdf

The document, "Performing Electronic Attack in the U.S. & Canada for Tests, Training, and Exercises" (CJCSM 3212.02C, 20 March 2011), outlines guidelines for conducting non-destructive radio frequency (RF) electronic attack (EA) in the United States and Canada. Key points include:

- Purpose: Implements guidance for EA in tests, training, and exercises, with background information on authority and service responsibilities in enclosures A and B.
- Cancellation: Supersedes CJCSM 3212.02B (15 October 2003).
- Applicability: Covers EA conducted by U.S. forces and contractors meeting specific criteria. It applies to DOD components and contractors engaged in EA operations or using electromagnetic equipment that may be subjected to interference.
- Procedures: Detailed in enclosures C through H, including frequency clearance and notification requirements, RCIED EA frequency clearance requests, coordination flowcharts, OPSEC considerations, and CEASE BUZZER/CEASE MUSIC procedures.
- Summary of Changes: Revised guidance, updated procedures, and clarified definitions. GPS EA procedures are now detailed in CJCSM 3212.03.
- Releasability & Effective Date: Approved for limited release, effective upon receipt. Accessible via CJCS Directives Home Page or Joint Staff LAN.