The Army is working on a tool to provide Electronic Warfare (EW) officers with a new way to do business that will allow commanders to think in new ways about how to use their (EW) capability and projected effects, and know more about adversary capabilities, the division chief said. Raytheon [RTN] is building the tool under a potential five-year, nearly $98 million contract. The Army has “never created or fielded an integrated management and planning tool for EW officers,” Col.…
