ECCM
- noun
- Specialized
- Military strategists often employ ECCM to enhance the effectiveness of their communication systems against jamming attempts.
Examples
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The new radar technology includes advanced ECCM features to counteract enemy electronic warfare tactics.
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At the moment, it's relatively straightforward to look up or even remember the sensor strength of an enemy and have a high level of confidence (most opponents don't fit ECCM modules to non-logistic ships).
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To maintain operational superiority, teams are trained in using ECCM techniques during combat simulations.
Synonyms
Actions that stop enemy jamming of radios and radar
Surface Forms
Etymology
ECCM stands for electronic counter-countermeasures, and a good way to remember it is the double counter: counter means 'against', so a 'countermeasure' is something that acts 'against' an attack, and counter-countermeasures are actions to beat those 'countermeasures'. So, ECCM means methods to stop enemy jamming and keep our radios and sensors working.