EW Jamming Simulation

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MISSILES includes electronic warfare jamming as a dedicated defense layer. EW systems can disrupt incoming threats and change both tactical outcomes and cost curves in country-scale scenarios.

What EW Changes in the Simulation

When a target enters jammer range, jamming probability is evaluated per engagement. Successful jamming is treated as a mission kill for that threat, altering downstream interception demand.

Drone and Missile Behavior

Drone and missile interactions are modeled differently, allowing planners to test realistic doctrine tradeoffs. EW can reduce pressure on interceptor inventories when placed effectively.

Operational Planning Impact

By comparing scenarios with and without EW, teams can measure if jammer investment reduces money burnt and increases campaign efficiency.

Effect-Aware Area Defense Planning

The Area Defense Planner keeps GNSS, datalink, communications, radar, and drone-related EW coverage separate. A jammer receives planning credit only for reviewed effects it supports, preventing a large EW circle from being presented as universal protection.

Area Defense Planner Anti-Drone Feature Read Report Metrics See Use Cases