The Army is still working on the concept for ground-launched electronic warfare effects as requirements have not yet been written.

The Army is spinning cyber out from it's electronic warfare program office, in part, due to the joint programs it is delivering.

While the Army works through future dismounted electronic warfare capabilities, it is adding a dismounted feature to its forthcoming Stryker-based system, Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team.

The next phase for the Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool will focus on positioning, navigation and timing.

The Army will be testing different platforms that could house its aerial jamming pod, Multi-Function Electronic Warfare-Air Large.

Palantir and Raytheon Technologies were awarded funding to develop the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN).