Which organization is described as the PLA's force for cyber, space, and electronic warfare?

• A. PLA Strategic Support Force (SSF)
• B. Space Systems Department
• C. Satellite Control Center
• D. Army Space Wing

Answer: (A)

The main idea tested is identifying which PLA organization is responsible for coordinating cyber, space, and electronic warfare as a unified force. The Strategic Support Force was created in 2015 as a cross-service unit dedicated to informationized warfare, bringing together space operations, cyber operations, electronic warfare, and related information operations under one command. This integrated focus is why it’s described as the PLA’s force for cyber, space, and EW—providing the overarching capability to gain information dominance across those domains.

The other options don’t fit as the single, cross-domain force. The Space Systems Department is a development-oriented space organization rather than a unified branch for cyber and EW operations. The Satellite Control Center handles satellite operations, not the broader cross-domain warfare role. The Army Space Wing isn’t the PLA’s integrated force for cyber, space, and electronic warfare.