The Department of Defense (DOD) is seeking proposals for the topic of "Machine-Assisted Electronic Protection" as part of their SBIR 24.2 Annual solicitation. The specific topic, AF242-D007, falls under the Air Force branch. The objective of this solicitation is to develop an innovative system for Opportunistic Selection and Waveform Adaptation (OSWA) to resist adversary jamming. The OSWA system will use cognitive radar and machine learning to intelligently select and adjust resistant waveforms during real-world operation response. The Phase II prototype development will focus on improving cognitive intelligence in radar functionality and increasing signal processing and electronic warfare hardware systems for radar technology. This solicitation is a Direct-to-Phase-II (D2P2) topic, meaning no Phase I awards will be made. The Phase II proposals should include the development, installation, integration, demonstration, test, and evaluation of the proposed solution prototype system enhancement. The Phase III efforts will focus on transitioning the technology to a commercial sector or DoD environment. The technology should have a well-developed radar functionality and will eventually be integrated into the ARTS V3 ground radar program. Relevant keywords for this solicitation include machine learning, artificial intelligence, data fusion, space domain awareness, cognitive EW, and cognitive radar.