Your experience with Electronic Warfare and Countermeasures, coupled with your ability to evaluate radar detection performance and maintain maximum radar sensitivity using EP techniques, aligns well with the responsibilities of a SOC Analyst. Your understanding of network vulnerabilities and adversarial thinking translates directly to threat detection and incident response. Learn SIEM tools to make a direct contribution.

Your experience managing and operating aerospace control and warning systems, including Electronic Attack (EA) and Electronic Protection (EP), gives you a solid foundation for security engineering. You're familiar with identifying vulnerabilities, implementing countermeasures, and maintaining system integrity. You can apply your skills in adversarial thinking and degraded-mode operations to secure systems and networks. Focus on learning network security and cloud security fundamentals.

Your work comparing and reporting track positions based on flight data or database files, along with your experience evaluating radar detection and performance, provides a basis for transitioning to a Data Analyst role. You're accustomed to interpreting data, identifying patterns, and making decisions based on your findings. Learning SQL and a data visualization tool such as Tableau or PowerBI can help you to grow your existing skills into a new domain.

You have experience with systems like Joint STARS and ADSI, which perform real-time data fusion and display. This experience, along with your work gathering, displaying, recording, and distributing operational information, can be applied to the tasks of a computer systems analyst who is responsible for understanding and translating business needs into technical specifications and system requirements.