The Threat of GPS Jammers to Electronic Warfare Tactics

　　The dod's intention to conduct extensive GPS jammers operations during such high-end exercises is further evidence of the seriousness of the threat posed by these new electronic warfare tactics.

　　After the exercise, it will be interesting to see if the USAF acknowledges that the technology is actually being used for red flags, but much of the technology is being developed for positioning, navigation and timing to help overcome GPS battle damage (PNT) interference, so Such recommendations, which appear in major military exercises, are likely to become more common in the coming years.

　　The Russian army is now generally buying jammers

　　It will be installed in cell towers. The idea is simple. The Kremlin activated the jammers during the conflict, hoping they would reduce the accuracy of U.S. missile strikes.

　　Technological solutions to detect and destroy drones are still in their infancy, and the Justice Department is actively supporting regulatory changes that facilitate the deployment of interception technology and jammers.

　　President Bush is said to have even called Russian President Vladimir Putin. A German military technology magazine eventually said that due to the disparity, Iraq was unable to connect to the Internet because there were only a few GPS jammers available at the time, which were eventually distributed by the US military and allegedly destroyed. In recent years, North Korea has repeatedly suffered large-scale GPS interference from South Korea, and the technology comes from Russia.