In the military literature, the word "electronic warfare" is very much seen and different countries, based on their knowledge, and considering the threats, design the proper models for electronic warfare. The present study aims to review and present the model of electronic support system in the 2025 horizon. The statistical population of the study was NEZAJA Electronic Warfare System. In order to collect data, by interviewing experts and studying resources, reviewing the current situation and analyzing the gap between the current and the desired situation, actual operational demands were determined in the 2025 perspective. Then, data obtained from documents and interviews with experts were analyzed by descriptive (case) and qualitative analysis approach. The results showed that various countries, drawing on their knowledge and with regard to the threats, design their own appropriate models with emphasis on the design of multiple and mobile systems and the prediction of headquarters structures at different levels for electronic warfare. Today, the widespread use of electronic warfare will definitely increase its use in the future. The use by other countries of advanced communication and non-communication systems suggests that the current system of electronic warfare to meet the current and future operational and educational demands needs to be promoted.