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Western EW: how well is it likely to work?

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FRIEDMAN Norman

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In: Naval Forces Vol 26 No 6, 2005, pp.41-46 (41)Summary: Discussion of the limitations of ship based electronic counter measures that are supposed to deal with incoming missiles. Concludes that as missiles get smarter jamming will become less effective and alternative protection systems will be required.

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Discussion of the limitations of ship based electronic counter measures that are supposed to deal with incoming missiles. Concludes that as missiles get smarter jamming will become less effective and alternative protection systems will be required.

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