Small-scale High-Power-Microwave weapons
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Small-scale High-Power-Microwave weapons
A Guide to the Drones Fauna

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"In 2001, a U.S. Comanche helicopter, flying in New York while performing a radar test involving HPM weapons, generated a low-level energy pulse that reportedly disrupted for two weeks the global positioning systems (GPS) being used to land commercial aircraft at a nearby airport in Albany, New York"

High-Power Microwave (HPM) electromagnetic energy is produced as an instantaneous pulse created through special electrical equipment that transforms battery power into intense microwaves that are very damaging to electronics within a much smaller area.

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Weapons now being developed by the U.S. military for electronic warfare can disrupt the trajectory of missiles while in flight, and can overpower or degrade enemy communications, telemetry, and circuitry. Other HPM weapons being tested by the military are portable and re-usable through battery-power, and many are effective when fired miles away from a target. These weapons can also be focused like a laser beam and tuned to an appropriate frequency in order to penetrate electronics that are heavily shielded against a nuclear attack. The deepest bunkers with the thickest concrete walls reportedly are not safe from such a beam if they have even a single unprotected wire reaching the surface.

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Get used to them. They are cheap, they get the job done, they are multirole, and they are intelligent and autonomous.

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