Threat Systems Operations and Maintenance Support Services (TSOMIS)

The document, titled "Advancing Today’s Training Defeating Tomorrow’s Threats," outlines various electronic warfare (EW) and integrated air defense systems designed for threat emulation and training. Key electronic attack (EA) capabilities include the Enhanced Controlled Signal Transmitter (E-CST), Cyber and Electronic Warfare Jammer Asset (CEWJA), Cicada-C, Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ), TRC-274, Threat High Output Range Extender (THORE), and Mission Adaptable Multi-Band Asset for GNSS (MAMBA-G). These systems offer diverse jamming, deception, and PNT (Position, Navigation, and Timing) denial functionalities. SIGINT/DF (Signals Intelligence/Direction Finding) assets like Advanced Networked Electronic Support Threat Sensors (AdvNESTS), Networked Electronic Support Threat Sensors (NESTS), and the Electronic Warfare Open-air Collector (EWOC) provide detection, analysis, and geolocation of electronic signals. Integrated Air Defense Systems feature the Giraffe family of radars (G-AMB, G1X, G75), Anti-Aircraft Artillery Simulator (AAA2), and Radio Frequency Surface-to-Air Missile (RF SAM) simulators. The Threat Battle Command Force (TBCF) serves as a command and control suite, integrated with these EW assets and built on the Test and Training Enabling Architecture (TENA), facilitating interoperability and real-time operational pictures via systems like ARES and T-ReX. RF propagation modeling and analysis tools, such as Spectrum-E and GIANT, are also detailed, ensuring realistic training environments and compliance with regulatory guidelines.