AVIANOABI10-703 — Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming And Notification Procedures

AVIANOABI10-703 governs Air Force procedures for responding to Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming messages and notifications.

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  • Publication number: AVIANOABI10-703
  • Title: ELECTRONIC WARFARE INTEGRATED REPROGRAMMING AND NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2024-07-30

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The publication covers EWIR notification, PACER WARE and SERENE BYTE messages, message types, and 31 FW response actions. It requires coordination among wing organizations, secure message handling, and documented notification activities.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all wing organizations with electronic warfare or inter-base communication responsibilities.

Topics covered

  • EWIR notification procedures
  • PACER WARE messages
  • SERENE BYTE messages
  • EWIR message types
  • System Impact Messages
  • Reprogramming Impact Messages
  • Electronic warfare system response

Questions and answers

What messages develop and implement the EWIR process?

EWIR is developed and implemented through PACER WARE and SERENE BYTE Messages from the Air Warfare Center (AWC) and HQ USAFE/A3TW. (paragraph 1)

What is PACER WARE?

PACER WARE is the unclassified term for an actual change or notification of a deficiency to an Electronic Warfare (EW) system. (paragraph 1)

What is SERENE BYTE?

SERENE BYTE is the unclassified term for an exercise change or deficiency notification to an EW system. (paragraph 1)

Who must the Command Post notify upon receipt of an EWIR Message?

Upon receipt of an EWIR Message the Command Post will immediately notify the 31st Maintenance Group (MXG) Maintenance Operation Center (MOC) and the 31 OSS/OSK ECP. (paragraph 2)

What information may be passed over the telephone during EWIR notification?

Only the unclassified title will be passed over the telephone. (paragraph 10-703)

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