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ELECTRONIC WARFARE MISSION SUMMARY [EWMSNSUM]

Use to summarize significant EW missions and the status of offensive EW assets. Reference: FM 34-10.

LINE 1 — DATE AND TIME______________________________(DTG)

LINE 2 — UNIT________________________________________(Unit Making Report)

LINE 3 — FROM_______________________________________(Beginning DTG Zulu of Period Summarized)

LINE 4 — THROUGH___________________________________(Ending DTG Zulu of Period Summarized)

LINE 5 — COUNTRY___________________________________(Nationality of the Target Emitter of Concern)

LINE 6 — LOCATION___________________________________(UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate With MGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 7 — EMITTER_____________________________________(Emitter Call Sign and Name or Nomenclature)

LINE 8 — FUNCTION___________________________________(Primary Function of Target)

LINE 9 — NOTATION___________________________________(Notation or Sorting Code)

LINE 10 — SIGNAL_____________________________________(Type of Signal of Target Emitter)

LINE 11 — ON TIME____________________________________(DTG That Planned EA Activity Was Initiated)

LINE 12 — OFF TIME___________________________________(DTG That Planned EA Activity Was Terminated)

LINE 13 — PRIORITY___________________________________(Relative Importance of EA Mission)

LINE 14 — TYPE_______________________________________(Type of EA Used Against the Emitter)

LINE 15 — PRIMARY FREQUENCY_______________________(Primary Frequency of EA Target Signal)

LINE 16 — SECONDARY FREQUENCY____________________(Secondary Frequency of EA Target Signal)

LINE 17 — LOW FREQUENCY___________________________(Lower Frequency Limit of Target Equipment Class)

LINE 18 — HIGH FREQUENCY___________________________(Upper Frequency Limit of Target Equipment Class)

LINE 19 — BANDWIDTH________________________________(Target Frequency Bandwidth Expressed in MHz)

LINE 20 — PULSE REPETITION__________________________(Pulse Repetition Interval or Frequency)

LINE 21 — SYSTEM USED ______________________________(Name/Nomenclature of EW Asset Used to Perform the Task)

LINE 22 — OPERATIONAL______________________________(Number of Units That Can Perform Primary EW Mission)

LINE 23 — NONOPERATIONAL__________________________(Number of Units That Cannot Perform Primary EW Mission)

LINE 24 — DESTROYED________________________________(Number of Units That Were Destroyed in Combat)

LINE 25 — CHAFF______________________________________(Type of Chaff)

LINE 26 — LOWER FREQUENCY_________________________(Lower Frequency of a Range of Frequencies That Was Blanked by Chaff or the Lower EA Frequency)

LINE 27 — UPPER FREQUENCY__________________________(Upper Frequency of a Range of Frequencies That Was Blanked by Chaff or the Lower EA Frequency)

LINE 28 — LOW LEVEL_________________________________(Lower Altitude in Hundreds of Feet of Airspace That Was Blanked by Chaff)

LINE 29 — UPPER LEVEL_______________________________(Upper Altitude in Hundreds of Feet of Airspace That Was Blanked by Chaff)

LINE 30 — TECHNIQUE________________________________(EA Technique Employed)

LINE 31 — COUNTRY__________________________________(Country in Which Chaff Was Employed)

LINE 32 — ON TIME____________________________________(DTG That the Chaff Drop Was Initiated)

LINE 33 — OFF TIME___________________________________(DTG That the Chaff Drop Was Terminated)

LINE 34 — START LOCATION____________________________(Start Location of the Chaff Drop in UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate With MGRS Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 35 — STOP LOCATION_____________________________(Stop Location of the Chaff Drop in UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate With Grid Zone Designator)

LINE 36 — NARRATIVE_________________________________(Free Text for Additional Information Required for Clarification of Report)

LINE 37 — AUTHENTICATION___________________________(Report Authentication)


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