The complete register of sources, per chapter and including the frame of reference and image credits, is in Sources & accountability. Below is a summary.
This course has been compiled from open doctrine and public technical literature, updated to mid-2026. The publications and categories of sources below form its backbone; always consult the most recent, authorised version.
| Subject | Publication / source |
|---|---|
| Joint EMSO doctrine | JP 3-85 Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (US Joint) |
| Cyber & EW (land operations) | FM 3-12 Cyberspace & Electromagnetic Warfare; ATP 3-12.3 (SIGINT/EW) — US Army |
| NATO EW doctrine | AJP-3.6 Allied Joint Doctrine for Electronic Warfare; MAJIIC/EMSO publications |
| Spectrum & technology (radar/IR/laser) | Standard EW and radar handbooks (incl. Skolnik, Adamy EW 101–104) |
| Radar technology (in depth, Radar) | Radartutorial.eu (Christian Wolff): radar equation, transmitters, receivers, displays, secondary radar, bistatic radar and SAR |
| Threat systems (threat deck Threat-reference deck) | Janes; IISS Military Balance; Missile Threat (CSIS); open threat references |
| Lessons from Ukraine (Counter-UAS & drone EW, Space & SATCOM EW) | RUSI; CSIS; Oryx; open OSINT reporting |
Accountability
The content is a didactic summary, not an operational product. Formulas, frequencies and system values are indicative and rounded. The text in the diagrams has been translated; English technical terms such as azimuth, range and PRF are used throughout. Always verify independently before operational use.