“This training event is a fusion of our technical skills being paired with our tactical skills. I have my two peers, both staff sergeants, and what we get to do is lead troops,” said Ware. I know a lot of people who are interested in coding, and how EW (electronic warfare) and cyber works, and defense, and if you’re interested in that… I know people who wanted to do the tactical and were super smart and that’s why they joined and came into this particular unit.”įor Ware, it’s not just the MOS, but the opportunity to lead Soldiers in a tactical environment. “If you’re looking to do offensive cyber and get paid for it, and do it legally, this is probably the place to be. “There are work roles in the Army that I don’t think you’ll have the opportunity in the civilian workforce,” said Ware. His previous military occupational specialty (MOS) was a 25B, information technology specialist, and he recently made the transition to 17C, a cyberspace operations specialist. Isaac Ware, from Stockton, Calif., is the noncommissioned officer-in charge of an Expeditionary CEMA Crew, a team under the Cyber Warfare Element of ECT-01. – The 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion, headquartered at Fort Gordon, Georgia, conducted a Field Training Exercise at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in early October and Soldiers from the Army’s first Expeditionary CEMA (cyberspace electromagnetic activities) Team, ECT-01, were the target audience. (Photo Credit: Steven Stover) VIEW ORIGINAL (Photo Credit: Steven Stover) VIEW ORIGINAL 5 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Matthew Scruggs, who hails from Fort Benning, Georgia, is a cyberspace operations specialist assigned to Expeditionary CEMA (cyberspace electromagnetic activities) Team, ECT-01, 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion, participating in a Field Training Exercise at Muscatatuck Urban Training, October 8. (Photo Credit: Steven Stover) VIEW ORIGINAL 4 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption –īUTLERVILLE, Ind. Mike Diep, who hails from Los Angeles, is a cyberspace operations specialist assigned to Expeditionary CEMA (cyberspace electromagnetic activities) Team, ECT-01, 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion, participating in a Field Training Exercise at Muscatatuck Urban Training, October 7. (Photo Credit: Steven Stover) VIEW ORIGINAL 3 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption –īUTLERVILLE, Ind. (Photo Credit: Steven Stover) VIEW ORIGINAL 2 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – – Army Specialists Mike Diep (left), and Matthew Scruggs, 17C, are members of an Expeditionary CEMA (cyberspace electromagnetic activities) Crew, ECT-01, assigned to the 915th Cyber Warfare Battalion, participating in a Field Training Exercise at Muscatatuck Urban Training, October 1 through 12.
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