Electronic Warfare

DCS provides evaluation, analysis, and assessment for the Army, including testing of Counter-RCIED systems (CREW), IED jammers, and electro-optical systems, as well as vulnerability and survivability assessments of Armored and Heavy Brigade Combat Team platforms. For the Air Force, we support both lab and field testing of Hardware-in-the-Loop (HWIL) systems used to verify and validate mission data prior to fielding. We operate high-fidelity threat simulations that generate representative signal environments to stress and assess EW system performance. Our team supports foreign materiel exploitation (FME) and electronic countermeasure (ECM) optimization efforts. DCS also participates in large-scale EW exercises, serving as subject matter experts who provide real-time analysis, system performance assessments, and detailed feedback to aircrews on EW system employment and mission effectiveness. For the Navy, we support the integration and test of weapons and systems on Navy and Marine Corps aircraft.  This includes offensive and defensive electronic warfare systems, secure communications, data links and mission planning. This work is principally a software development and test effort involving the use of Hardware-in-the-loop laboratories and flight test. The result is a fully operational weapon or system upgrade that can be delivered to the Fleet.