Cyber Warfare Command
- michael pope
- Jul 13
- 1 min read
This morning, the ROD Joint Forces Command activated Cyber Warfare Command (CWC) – a joint command focused on cyber warfare. CWC reports directly to the Joint Forces Staff, and it is manned by personnel from all branches of the ROD military. Its mission is to conduct defensive and offensive operations in cyberspace. It defends ROD and DoD networks and cyber infrastructure from attack. It also conducts attacks of its own against foreign networks and cyber organizations.
Army, Navy, and Air Force cyber units will continue to operate, being the primary resource for combatant commanders to plan and execute operations in the cyberspace to support their operations. These tactical cyber units will be linked to CWC to bring the full weight of the ROD cyber effort to bear when needed.
ROD Cyber Warfare Command is located outside Erinsburg, adjacent to the Joint forces Command headquarters.
Congrats on the new Command.
No doubt they had access to the classified report of the NC Intelligence Service dated 18th June of this year.
"NC Intelligence Service believes KDF Navy has 8-10 corvettes, 20-24 Frigates, 11-12 Destroyers, 4 LPD, 1 LHD, 40+ small missile boats and about 20 submarines.
The 100 ship Navy is here. New construction continues at an eye watering pace with several very large keel builds well underway".
The paper report is still most likely sitting in a paper tray at NC Navy HQ awaiting a meeting on who should be the first to read it.
The Halifax Frigates are receiving its new life extension refit to help keep it relevant until the next scheduled refit in the 2050s. the older Iroquois class Destoryers will receive their life extension refit later on. also the RCN has received their first new Type 212CD from Germany's TKMS shipyards to replace our older submarines.