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Electronic warfare is a book category focused on the use of the electromagnetic spectrum in military and security operations—how forces sense, disrupt, deceive, and protect signals across air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains. Works in this genre span fundamentals of RF theory, radar and communications, and signals intelligence (ELINT/COMINT), as well as electronic attack (jamming, spoofing, directed energy), electronic protection (ECCM, hardening, spectrum agility), and electronic support (detection, geolocation, electronic order of battle). The category includes histories and case studies, doctrine and tactics, platform and mission analyses, system engineering and testing, and modeling and simulation. Many titles address spectrum policy, interoperability, and legal and ethical considerations. Emerging topics include cognitive/AI-enabled EW, unmanned systems, space-based capabilities, 5G/6G, and the convergence of cyber and electromagnetic operations. Suitable for engineers, operators, analysts, and students, these books blend technical depth with operational context.

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