Glen Shumard

My responsibilities as an Electronic Warfare Instructor are developing and delivering an innovative Tactical SIGINT and EW training program tailored for military personnel and defense contractors. Core competencies include electronic warfare tactics, advanced SIGINT methodologies, administrative back-end support, and curriculum design for real-world operational needs. I support the development of the new Army Tactical SIGINT and Electronic Warfare (SIGINT EW) Course (ATSEC). This newly designed course aims to shape the future of SOF by integrating Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare into a unified operator capability tailored to modern combat environments for their Pilot 1 class.

• Analyzed, planned, organized, and executed EW operations, threat environments, and technical requirements from commanders
• Focused the efforts of EW systems, both air and ground, against adversary personnel, facilities, and equipment with the intent of degrading, disrupting, neutralizing or destroying enemy capabilities.
• Protected the use of friendly electromagnetic system operations through active coordination, integration and deconfliction.
• Integrated EW into the targeting and planning process, and assisted in the development of the enemy EW order of battle, EW target information and products, intelligence, and target selection standards.
• Assisted 3rd Group EW personnel during training exercise in Louisiana, and as CEMA NCOIC on a field training exercise at Fort Liberty.

• Advised and assisted the commander on electronic warfare operations.
• Made use of electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) to defeat enemies through planning, coordination, integration, and execution of electronic attack (EA), electronic protection (EP), and electronic support (ES).
• Enhanced knowledge of radio wave theory and determining proper frequencies.
• Deployed on 1 tour to Afghanistan and 1 to IRAQ to assist with the EW combat missions and patrols
• Trained with and supported 3rd Group EW Platoon on multiple occasions with equipment implementation and field exercises.