Objective: Creating a resilient electronic warfare system that is ready to deal with unpredictable events and reacts appropriately to disruptions and recovers itself in time after failure will increase the success rate of the army in today's wars. Therefore, The present research was conducted with the aim of explaining how to improve the resilience of the electronic warfare systems of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army.

Method: This is an applied research that was done with a mixed method. The required data were collected by field methods, documents, interviews and researcher-made questionnaires. The statistical population included professors and experts working in the AJA headquarters and subordinate forces headquarters with a minimum of a bachelor's degree, approximately 100 people, and the sample size was determined by census method. The validity of the questionnaire was approved by the professors and the value of Cronbach's alpha coefficient (0.918) showed that the reliability of the questionnaire is excellent.

Findings: 32 indicators were calculated to improve the resilience of electronic warfare systems of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army.

Conclusion: By increasing the planned resilience (prediction and resistance) and adaptive resilience (reaction and recovery), the resilience of the electronic warfare systems of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army can be improved. Of course, the average response of the research readers showed that adaptive resilience has a higher priority than planned resilience.