inform staff and planners working with PAGs who may provide critical CEMA
interdependencies. Finally, this JDN should further inform military and
civilian staff developing related doctrine, conducting force generation and
procuring future capability.
Structure
5.
JDN 1/18 is divided into four chapters.
a.
Chapter 1 explains the need for CEMA.
b.
Chapter 2 explores the scope of CEMA and defines the concept.
c. Chapter 3 describes CEMA development and functional
relationships.
d.
Chapter 4 explains how we plan and conduct CEMA.
Linkages
6.
This JDN should be read alongside:
• Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-3.6B, Allied Joint Doctrine for Electronic
Warfare, Edition B;
• AJP-3.9, Allied Joint Doctrine for Joint Targeting;
• AJP-3.10, Allied Joint Doctrine for Information Operations;
• AJP-5, Allied Joint Doctrine for Operational-level Planning (with UK
national elements);
• Defence Instructions and Notices (DIN) 2017DIN03-014: Cyber and
Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) in Defence – Definition OS;
• Joint Concept Note (JCN) 1/17, Future Force Concept;
• JSP 900, UK Targeting Policy;
• JDN 4/10, Single SIGINT Battlespace;
• JDP 0-50, UK Cyber Doctrine; and
• Full Spectrum Approach Primer.
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JDN 1/18