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A real answer to that is going to be difficult to get, as you are delving into defensive tactics and system capabilities which are typically classified.

 

But, if you look at what the DECM actually does, or similar electronic warfare pods, i.e. jammers, it seems reasonable that you could cover a flight of aircraft with a single pod, assuming they stay within some coverage envelope of the pod I suppose.

 

A good example of this is the EA-6B and E/A-18G, and the EA-3B before them. If you look at public photos of strike packages, you'll notice only a few, even single, aircraft are used in a package to fulfill the EW role.

 

As far as the DECM's implementation in DCS, I haven't a clue. I've got no idea how EW and jammers actually function behind the scene in the simulation engine.

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As far as the DECM's implementation in DCS, I haven't a clue. I've got no idea how EW and jammers actually function behind the scene in the simulation engine.

EW in DCS is very simple and the only thing it does is, that it hides your range and IFF identity untill burn through and it only applies to yourself. Flight members need their own DECM equipment.

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I have to add that my comment was on DCS in general. I have no clue if ECM funtionality is already implemented and working on the Harrier.

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