DAFMAN10-703_442FWSUP — Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming Procedures

DAFMAN10-703_442FWSUP governs Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming procedures for the 442d Fighter Wing.

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  • Publication number: DAFMAN10-703_442FWSUP
  • Title: ELECTRONIC WARFARE INTEGRATED REPROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2022-09-22

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It identifies affected EW systems, event coordinators, notification methods, message types, and the sequence of EWIR events. It requires designated organizations to maintain network access, system accounts, equipment, and approval processes for reprogramming.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all units assigned to the 442d Fighter Wing (FW) involved with EWIR.

Topics covered

  • Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming
  • EW systems
  • Pacer Ware and Serene Byte messages
  • EWIR event coordination
  • Reprogramming message sequence
  • SIPRNET and MSDDS access
  • Aircraft and ECM pod reprogramming

Questions and answers

How quickly should the first EW system be reprogrammed after approval?

Timeliness is a very critical element of EWIR, therefore, the 442 FW goal is to have the first system reprogrammed within two hours of 442d Electronic Combat Pilot (ECP) approval. (paragraph 1)

What should maintenance organizations do after receiving a System Impact Message?

Maintenance organizations should prepare to reprogram the identified EW systems by gathering the required equipment and ensuring they have access to SIPRNET and the MSDDS. (paragraph 3)

Who determines when to load the affected EW system?

The Wing ECP or alternate event coordinator will brief the 442d Operations Group Commander (442 OG/CC) on the effect of the EWIR and determine the appropriate time to load the affected EW system based on current real-time conditions. (paragraph 3)

How does an EWIR event normally begin?

A EWIR event normally starts with the arrival of a SB or PW message through either the Command Post and/or the PACER WARE notification system (NIPRNET). (paragraph 3)

How many Specialist Flight personnel must have current SIPRNET access?

Ensures that at least three individuals in the Specialist Flight have current SIPRNET access, and have accounts set up on the MSDDS system at Eglin AFB. (paragraph 2)

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