A group of senior noncommissioned officers (NCOs) from the various military services argued against a one-size-fits-all approach to information warfare.
An audience member at the AFCEA Cyber Education Research and Training Symposium challenged the high-ranking NCOs on a perceived need for joint, standardized training. The questioner pointed out that the services do not even use the same terminology. For example, the Marines have a concept for information maneuver, the Army is developing an information advantage strategy, and the Air Force and Navy both prefer the term information warfare.
But the panel disagreed a unified program is needed or beneficial.