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(6) Correlate information obtained from own sensors with information available from other sources. (7) The EWC allocates racket numbers. c. ECM/ACM Activities. The EWC/ASWC coordinate and control ECM/ACM activities respectively within the force. Coordination with all warfare commanders is required. They perform the following functions, if delegated by the OTC/CWC: (1) Direct the employment of force decoys according to the policy formulated by the OTC/CWC. (2) Coordinate the employment of active jamming and of electronic neutralization devices according to the policy formulated by the OTC/CWC. (3) Advise the OTC/CWC on planned responses. (4) Coordinate with the AC/AREC/HEC for aircraft support, the OTC/CWC/SOCA for submarine support, and/or the OTC/CWC for surface support. (5) Advise the OTC/CWC, the SC, and warfare commanders on unit disposition to achieve the optimum balance between ECM/ACM effectiveness and counter-surveillance posture. (6) Promulgate plans to conduct electronic/acoustic deception according to the policy formulated by the OTC/CWC. (7) The EWC will provide tasking of ECM aircraft. d. EPM/APM Activities. The EWC manages, monitors, coordinates, and may control EPM within the force. In particular, he monitors compliance with the EMCON plan and assesses force electromagnetic interference (EMI) and force electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). The ASWC carries out similar functions in APM. The EWC also manages the security aspect of force communications. e. Anti-Intruder Activity. The EWC and warfare commanders may advise the OTC/CWC of anti-intruder policy in peacetime or periods of tension. f. Cryptological Activity. The EWC advises the OTC/CWC on the use of cryptological assets, both organic and non-organic. 5113 INDIVIDUAL SHIP RESPONSIBILITIES a. Each Commanding Officer is responsible for the defense of his ship. Therefore, under direct attack, he may lift electronic and acoustic emission restrictions as necessary for self-defense. b. Detached Unit. When detached, the commanding officer becomes responsible for formulating the EP related to the ordered task, within the framework of the OTC/CWC’s overall EP. 5120 VOICE REPORTING 5121 NOT RELEASABLE MTP 1(D), Vol. I 5-3 CHANGE 2
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