EMPRESS DATA BASE AND MODEL SURVEY

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• Publication Date: July 11, 1985
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Central Intelligence Agency
OC-0659-85
11 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Colonel Charles L. Flynn, USAF
Director, Electromagnetic Compatibility
Analysis Center
Department of Defense
SUBJECT: EMPRESS Data Base and Model Survey
REFERENCE: Your Memo dated 1 July 1985, Same Subject
1. The Central Intelligence Agency response to questions
posed by the questionnaire attached to the reference is negative
on all points.
2. Further correspondence on this subject should be
addressed to the Director of Communications.
STAT
D ector o Communications
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SUBJECT: EMPRESS Data Base and Model Survey
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ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY ANALYSIS CENTER
North Severn, Annapolis, Maryland 21402-1187
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: CC
SUBJECT: EMPRES Data Base and Model Survey
0 1 JUL 1985
TO: DISTRIBUTION
1. References:
a. ASD (C31) Memorandum, 15 Mar 85, DOD Electromagnetic
Performance Evaluation Steering Committee (Atch 1).
b. EMPRES Steering Committee Meetings of 5 April 85,
23 April 85, 14 May 85, 4 June 85 and 25 June 85.
2. The referenced ASD (C31) Memorandum, identified a requirement.
for DOD to have an accurate and comprehensive understanding of
how C31 systems interact and perform in large, dynamic
electromagnetic environments. The memorandum tasked the DOD
Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center to chair a DOD
Electromagnetic Performance Evaluation. System (EMPRES) Steering
Committee consisting of a representative from the Services, JCS,
OSD, DIA, NSA, JTC3A, and JEWC. Attachment 2 identifies the
members of the EMPRES Steering Committee. The task of this
committee is to prepare an Integrated Program Plan (IPP) which
addresses the development and implementation of a DOD capability
to more effectively evaluate the performance of C31 electronic
systems deployed in large, dynamic, electromagnetic environments.
Specifically, the IPP will describe the organizational structure,
areas of responsibility, working relationships, electronic
connectivity, administrative and technical procedures, required
analysis and data base capabilities, and funding necessary for
the development and implementation of a DOD EMPRES. Each of the
ref. a, addressess was tasked to share responsibility for
the preparation of the IPP. The IPP will be submitted to ASD C31
for review and approval on 1 October 1985.
3. The first meeting of the Committee was held on 5 April 1985.
The result of this meeting was the formalization of the EMPRES
Steering Committee membership and the establishment of working
groups to address the pertinent elements of the proposed system.
These essential program elements were defined as the following:
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a) DOD Deployment Scenarios
b) EM System Characteristics and Susceptibility Data Bases
c) Analysis Models and Evaluation Techniques
d) Computer and Communications Networks
e) Measurement and Simulation Facilities
f) Validation via DOD Exercises
g) Organization and Administration
h) Funding and Schedule
The function of the working groups is to define the overall
EMPRES requirements, identify and catalog existing DOD
capabilities, and identify the shortfalls between requirements
and capabilities. The findings of the working groups will
constitute the majority of the Integrated Program Plan.
4. The Steering Committee, at subsequent meetings formulated a
draft statement of overall function and scope of the EMPRES which
is provided for your information:
"The DOD Electromagnetic Performance Evaluation
System (EMPRES) will provide the DOD military services
with the capability to evaluate the performance
of Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence
(C31) systems in operational environments.
Prospective users within the C31 structure are
research and development managers and operational
commanders. EMPRES will address information and
communications, C3CM, intelligence, electronic warfare
and weapon systems. The C31 performance model
encompassed by EMPRES will account for potential
electromagnetic (EM) interactions, and will provide
for the consideration of other elements that influence
C31 performance. EMPRES will address the dynamic
nature of C31 environments in the spatial,
spectral and temporal domains.
EMPRES will consist of a collection of
distributed data bases, analysis capabilities, and
supporting measurement and simulation
facilities/programs. The structure of EMPRES will
allow the interaction of existing data bases and
analysis capabilities among participating
organizations. These resources will be connected via
communications network(s) linked to interface units,
user terminals and computers. EMPRES will provide
both a near-term and far-term frame work within which
current and evolving modeling efforts can use existing
data bases and analysis capabilities, thus, minimizing
duplication of effort. EMPRES will be a system
through which C31 analysis capabilities and supporting
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data bases, which have been developed and used
independently by many DOD and military organizations,
will be identified and made mutually accessible to
organizations with C31 analysis requirements."
5. The EMPRES Steering Committee has directed that a survey of
various DOD organizations and facilities be made in order to
identify potential participants and/or contributors to the
EMPRES. Toward this end the attached questionnaire (atch 2) has
been prepared to assist in the identification of those
organization/facilities which may contribute to and or benefit
from the planned EMPRES capabilities. Please forward, as soon as
possible, but NLT 31 July 1985, your response to the
questionnaire along with any available lists/catalogs of C31
model and data base assets to the POC identified below.
6. The EMPRES Steering Committee POC for the survey is
Lieutenant Colonel Tom Seale or Mr Tom Willey, AUTOVON 281-2353.
The survey responses (classified up to and including SECRET) are
to be forwarded to:
Director
Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center
Attn: XMT/Mr T. Willey
North Severn
Annapolis MD 21402-1187
Any responses containing material classified above the SECRET
level should be forwarded in accordance with the appropriate DOD
regulation (DOD 5200.1-R/AF Reg 205-1).
CHARLES L. FLYNN, Colonel, SAF
4 Atch
1. ASD(C31) Memo, 15 Mar 85
2. Steering Committee Roster
3. EMPRES Questionnaire
4. Distribution list
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
COIMMANO. CONTROL_
COMMUNICATIONS
AND
INTCLLIGCNCC
15 1""AR 1CS5
MEMORANDUM FOR CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
UNDER SECRETARY OF THE ARMY
UNDER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
UNDER SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE
DIRECTOR, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
DIRECTOR, JOINT TACTICAL C0;'NUNICATION, COMMAND AND CONTROL
AGENCY
DIRECTOR, NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY
DIRECTOR, ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY ANALYSIS
CENTER . \` \
DIRECTOR, JOINT ELECTRONIC WARFARE CENTER
DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF, OJCS
DIRECTOR, DEFENSE TEST AND EVALUATION, USDRE
SUBJECT: DoD Electromagnetic Performance Evaluation Steering Committee
DOD's increased reliance on electronic C3I systems which use identical
-- portions of the electromagnetic. spectrum, coupled with the global nature of
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military operations, emphasizes the need to design systems.and develop
military tactics which minimize (within practical limits) the mutual
interference between the C31 systems. this need becomes more acute when one
considers the complexity -(i.e., spread spectrum C31 systrnc,,multi-function-
radars, multi-frequency band surveillance systems, smart and Expendable
jarmers); density (i.e., hundreds of radars, thousands of C31 systems,
- - thousands of expendable jammers); and Systems, airborne and space surveillance nsmstems,~highrspQeddn-y rcraf`n n d3I
..missiles) of the electromagnetic environment in which these C3Isystemsnare . a
expected to operate.
Because of the complexity of today's electromagnetic environment
rapid technological changes that 1- nd the
operational effectiveness' of our--C31 -systemsn-g,Thererexistcwi r.hi,nf DoDt the
techniques and simulations for assessing the mutual interference betw,`n
selective and limited numbers of C'I systems. Unfortunately, tectinical voi ?'
exist an' none of these techniques or simulations ds
dynamic electromagnetic environment. -An-accurate a
conIder the nds -cohesive under tad ng, -
of how the C3I systems interact and perform in large, t stagnet
environments is not available. dynamic elec~ro~ageti c
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I believe that digital computers have advanced to the point where the
total elec-tromagnetic environment of tactical C31 deployments can be modeled
accurately to evaluate the mutual interference between all the systems.
Because of the expertise and capabilities required
a cooperative working
relationship between several Joint and Service organizations will oe
necessary. "pockets" of knowledge and capabilities exist within DoD and
industry, but a DOD program is needed to orchestrate this knowledge to
predict the performance and tactical utility of D C3 9 better
A properly organized combination of analysis I electronic systems.
validation is necessary; also, technical data bases aandnengineeyrig n ggn
must be shared more completely. testi
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edxpertise
I have tasked the Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center
a DoD joint steering committee which will pre
(IPP) addressing the development and implementation of a DOD ca ab. to chair
better defines the performance of C31 elecn pare an Integrated Program plan
tronic systems deployed ire large,
dynamic electromagnetic environments, addressees must sha,-e
responsibility for the preparation of thech Of the addre IPP
you identify a
I representative to serve as a member of the DoD Elect qro st magne thtiact Performance
Evaluation Steering Committee. Since a the Do Steering li
for 5 Apr 85, the name of your representative should be`r meeting is planned
Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center, AUTO,,,,28p1r-ovide2456 d by to 20 Director,
Our goal is to have a final IPP available for review and nd a
Mar r 85.
by 1 Oct 85. My point of contact for this action is Mr. JamesvH A. y n
[phone]. Atkinssoon,
Donald C. Latham
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DOD ELECTROMAGNETIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION STEERING COMMITTEE
DIRECTOR, ELECTROMAGNETIC
COL CHARLES FLYNN (CHAIRMAN)
DOD ECAC/CC
COMPATIBILITY ANALYSIS CENTER
AV 281-2456
UNDER SECRETARY OF THE ARMY
MR EARL HOLLIMAN
HQDA/DAIM-SM
AV 225-3533
UNDER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
MR JIM CAUFFMAN
NAVELEX/CODE 614
[phone]
UNDER SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE
COL JAMES F. LEMON
HQ USAF/XOE
[phone]
DIRECTOR, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
DIA/DT
AV 243-4790
STAT
DIRECTOR, JOINT TACTICAL COMMUNICATION, MR GERALD SHAMLA
COMMAND AND CONTROL AGENCY
DIRECTOR, NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY
JTC3A/C3A-SEET
AV 229-0161
NSA/R-2
STAT
[phone]
DIRECTOR, JOINT ELECTRONIC WARFARE
LTCOL JOHN OTT
JEWC/SE
CENTER
AV 945-2482
DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF, OJCS
MR DON BUTTS
OJCS/C3SEA
AV 694-7864
DIRECTOR, DEFENSE TEST AND EVALUATION,
DR DAVID ANDERSON
OSD/T&E
USDRE
AV 225-0472
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
MR JIM ATKINSON
ASD (C31)
COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS
AND INTELLIGENCE
AV 225-1208
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1. Does your organization/facility perform analysis, computer
modeling, or simulations in the area(s) of Electromagnetic
Compatilibity (EMC), Electromagnetic Vulnerability (EMV), C3
system/equipment performance or C3 Countermeasure (C3CM)
evaluations? If yes please identify specific area(s) of
involvement.
2. Is your organization the developer of, and/or the source for,
analysis techniques, models, or simulations used in the areas
identified in question 1? Please provide a description or a
catalog, of any models or simulations developed by your
organization. If possible include data as to the currency of
models, when developed, status of model/simulation validation,
and frequency of usage. Also differentiate between existing
and planned models/simulations.
3. Identify those EMC, EMV, C31, or C3CM models and/or
simulations utilized by your organization that were developed
outside of your organizations. If possible identify the original
developer of the capability.
u. Does your organization provide the capabilities identified in
question 2 to other DOD organizations that are involved in EMC,
EMV, C31 or C3CM analysis/evaluation programs? Identify
those organization involved in such transfers.
5. Is your organization responsible for the generation and/or
maintenance of EMC or C31 related Data Bases; that is those
data bases which are used to support the type of analysis efforts
described in Question 1. Please provide a description or, a
catalog of any such data bases. If possible include information
as to size (number of records), currency (how often updated),
data source, and classification of each such Data Base. Also
differentiate between existing and planned Data Bases.
6. Does your organization provide outputs from the Data Base
identified in Question to other DOD organizations that are
involved in EMC, EMV, CII or C3CM analysis/evaluation programs?
Identify the specific Data Bases and organizations that are
involved in such transfers.
7. Identify those EMC, EMV, C31, or C3 or C3CM
related Data Bases utilized by your orgarization that are
developed/maintained outside of your organization. Where
possible, identify the organization responsible for the identified
Data Bases.
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8. Please identify each computer which is used for
modeling or simulation at your facility. List. the manufacturer,
model number, and operation system(s) used.
9. Are your simulation and modelling computer resources currently
available or planned to be made available to users not located at
your facility? If so, please identify the methods used to
provide access (e.g., dial-up, direct-line, ARPANET, MINET, DDN,
IDHS/C, DODIIS, COINS, CIRCII,.or other specified.)
10. Are the models and data bases at your facility transportable
to other facilities? Identify implementation features which
could limit such portability.
11. Does your facility handle and store classified data? If so,
please indicate the highest-level and identify any special
handling requirements. Also, for the Data Bases maintained by your
facility, do you control classification and release authority for
those Data Bases?
12. Please identify one technical and one administrative POC for
future EMPRES correspondence.
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DISTRIBUTION LIST
EMPRES DATA BASE AND MODEL SURVEY
Assistant Secretary of Defense
Command Control Communications and Intelligence
Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
ADS(C31)-EC
Attn: Mr J. Atkinson
Pentagon/Rm 3E173
Washington, DC 20301
USDRE/ODDTE
Attn: Dr David E. Anderson
Pentagon/RM 3D973
Washington, DC 20301
Director
Joint Electronic Warfare Center
San Antonio, TX 78243-5000
Director
Joint Electronic Warfare Center/SE
Attn: LtCol John Ott
San Antonio, TX 78243-5000
Director
JTC3A/C3A-AR
Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703
Director
JTC3A/C3A-SE
Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703
Deputy Director JTC3A Wash Ops
Attn: C3A-WAT (Mr J. Blackwell)
USDRE&E Mailroom
Washington, DC 20301-3160
Commander
C3CM Joint Task Force
Attn: CC/Col John M. Reeves
Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-5000
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Attn: Mr Don Butts
Pentagon/Rm 1B737
Washington, DC 20301
OJCS
Studies Analysis and Gaming Agency
Pentagon/Rm 1D936
Washington, DC 20301
Attn:
DIA Center/Rm C6449
Washington, DC 20301
DIA/DB-1G
Attn: C3/EW Branch
Washington, DC 20301
Director
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
1400 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA 22209
Director
National Security Agency
Attn: R-21
921 Elkridge Landing Road
Linthicum, MD 21090
Director
Defense Communications Engineering Center
Derey Engineering Building
1860 Wiehle Ave
Reston, VA 22090
OSD
Director Program Analysis and Evaluation
Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
USDR&E
Tactical Warfare Programs
Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
STAT
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Director
Defense Nuclear Agency
Hybia Valley Federal Bldg
6801 Telegraph Rd
Alexandria, VA 22310
Director
Night Vision and Electro-Opticp Laboratory
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
Commander
Pacific Missile Test Center
Point Mugu, CA 93042
DIA/DT
DIA Center
Washington, DC 20301
DIA/DB
DIA Center
Washington, DC 20301
DIA/VP/CM
DIA Center
Washington, DC 20301
\ ? Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Chain Bridge Road
McLean, Va 22101
HQ USAFE/DO
Warrior Preparation Center
Attn: Col John Vickery
APO New York 09305
Air Force Space Command
Peterson AFB, CO 80914
Space-Division
6952 ABG
P. 0. Box 9296
Worldway Postal Center
Los Angeles CA 90009-9260
ASD/XRM
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433
USAF TAWC
Eglin AFB FL 32542
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Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433
Air Force Office of Test and Evaluation
Kirtland AFB, NM 87115
HQ SAC/XPS
Offutt AFB NE 68113-5001
Directorate of'Aerospace Studies
Kirtland AFB NM 87115
Foreign Technology Division
Wright-Patterson AFB OH, 45433-6508
Foreign Technology Division/TQ
Attn: LtCol John Wood
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-6508
Air Force Electronic Warfare Center
San Antonio TX 78243
Air Force Wright Aeronautical Laboratory
Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-6523
Air Force Weapons Laboratory
Kirtland AFB NM 87115
Rome Air Development Center
Griffiss AFB NY 133441-5700
AF/SA
Assistant Chief of Staff Studies and Analysis
Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
HQUSAF/XOE
Attn: Col. James Lemon
Pentagon/Rm BF938-B
Washington DC 20301
AFWAL/AAWA
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-6523
HQ AFOTEC
Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-5000/6003
HQ USAF/INYS
Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
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Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
HQ AFSC/INA
Andrews AFB
Camp Springs, MD 20331
HQ AFSC/XR
Andrews AFB
Camp Springs, MD 20331
AFSC
Armamaent Div/EN
Eglin AFB, FL 32542
USAF Ballistic Missile Office
Norton AFB, CA 92409-6468
USAF Electronic System Div
Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-5000
DET 27 AFPRO
USAF Electronic Warfare Evaluation Simulator
GD Fort Worth Div
P. 0. Box 371
Fort Worth, TX 76101-0371
HQ TAC
Langley AFB, VA 23665-5001
Director
USA Concepts Analysis Agency
8120 Woodmont Ave
Bethesda, MD 20014
Commander
US Army Forces Command
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Commander
US Army Information Systems Command
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Commmander
Army Missile Intelligence Agency (MIA)
Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898
Commander
US Army Air Defense School
Fort Bliss, TX 79916
Commander
Army Field Artillery Coordinator's Office
Fort Bragg, NC 28307
Commander
USABMDSCOM
P. 0. Box 1500
Huntsville, AL 35807
Commander
US Army Combined Arms Center
Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027
Director
Army Air Mobility Research and Development
Laboratory
St. Louis, MI 63120
Director
Army Combined Arms Combat Development
Activity
Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027
Director
Army Combined Arms Combat
Developments Activity (CACDA)
Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027
Commanding General
US Army Infantry School
Fort Benning, GA 31905
Commander
USATECOM
Battlefield Electromagnetic Environment Office
5001 Eisenhower Ave
Alexandria, VA 22333
Commander
USAMICOM
Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898
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Commander
USAEPG
Fort Monroe, VA 23651
Commander
USAERADCOM
2800 Powder Mill Road
Adelphi, MD 20783
Commandant
Army War College
Carlisle, PA 17013
Commander
Army Ballistic Missiles Defense Organization
P. 0. Box 1500
Huntsville, AL 35807
Office of Missile Electronic Warfare
US Army Electronic Warfare
WSMR, NM 88002-5513
Commander
US Army Signal Center & Fort Gordon
Fort Gordon, GA 30905-5090
Director
USASWL
Vint Hill Farms Station
Warrenton, Va 22186
Director
USAEWL
Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703
Director
Army Foreign Science and Technology Center
(FSTC)
220th Street, N.E.
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Commander
Army Electromagnetic Environment Test Facility (EMETF)
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
Director
Army TRADOC Systems Analysis Activity (TRASANA)
WSMR, NM 88002
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Commander
US Army Intelligence Center and School
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
HQDA/DAIM-SM
Attn: Mr Earl Holliman
Pentagon/Rm 2C513
Washington, DC 20301
Center for Naval Analysis
1401 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA 22209
Commander
Naval Ocean Systems Center
San Diego, CA 92152
Commanding Officer
Naval Underwater Systems Center
Newport, RI 02841
Commander
Naval Weapons Center
China Lake, CA 93555
Commander
Naval Surface Weapons Center
Dahlgren, VA 22448
Commander
Naval Intellligence Support Center
4301 Suitland Rd
Washington, DC 20390
Commanding Officer
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, DC 20375
President
Naval War College
Newport, RI 02841
Superintendent
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey, CA 93943
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Commander
(Attn: AIR-503)
Naval Air Systems Command
Naval Air Systems Command Headquarters
Washington, DC 20361
Chief of Naval Operations
Attn: OP-95
Navy Department
Washington, DC 20350
Chief of Naval Operations
Attn: OP-96
Navy Department
Washington, DC 20350
Chief of Naval Operations
Attn: OP-35
Navy Department
Washington, DC 20350
Chief of Naval Operations
Attn: OP-654
Navy Department
Washington, DC 20350
Commander
Attn: Code 61X4
Naval Sea System Command
National Center 2
2521 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Commander
Attn: Code PDW 106
Space and Naval Warfare System Command
National Center 1
2511 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Commander
Attn: Code PDW 107
Space and Naval Warfare System Command
National Center 1
2511 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
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Commander
Attn: PDW 110
Space and Naval Warfare System Command
2511 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Commander
Attn: SPAWAR 832
Space and Naval Warfare Syst'em,Command
National Center 1
Arlington, VA 22202
Commander
Attn: Code 614 (Mr J. Cauffman)
Space and Naval Warfare System Command
2221 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Commanding General
Marine Corps Development and Education Command
Quantico, VA 22134
INTERNAL
ECAC/CA
ECAC/CF
ECAC/CM
ECAC/CN
ECAC/XM-1, XMT
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