I'm not going to argue with you I know who you are (I don't mean it in a negative way). But at least from my previous experience beyond intelligence gathering

I'm not going to argue with you I know who you are (I don't mean it in a negative way). But at least from my previous experience beyond intelligence gathering and information warfare "cyber" has been a key component of military operations. Anything from SEAD to hacking into civilian and critical infrastructure for direct support of an operation is a common place, it was in so about a decade ago which is my last privileged exposure to such activities and it so still now. Tracking enemy combatants via their mobile devices, breaking into mobile carriers disturbing C&C/C4/C3I networks and kinetic payloads to disrupt both temporary/field deployed (I have a few anecdotes about Mitsubishi generators and their TELYS control panels) and permanent infrastructure are not limited to the presale decks that Lockheed Martin presents to the DoD. My exposure is also completely devoid of any contact with any US defense contractors or an other US organization but rather through an MNNA.