It disrupts navigation for enemy weapons making it more likely they miss their targets
By Bob Unruh
The U.S. military has unleashed the “Hammer of the Gods” technology in a successful test.
The military said it’s a result of Project Convergence Capstone 6, in which the Army, Navy and Space Force worked together to release the tech that is “an emitter” providing multiple command-and-control capabilities.
It’s described as a “highly deployable, low-electromagnetic-signature, electronic warfare platform” that delivers “effects” at the forward edge of operations.
A description at RedState said it is a “new signal scrambling system designed to thwart enemy precision weapons.”
So far, a success, the government said.
The military confirmed land-based versions already have played roles in various exercises and demonstrations during the past two years. Those have proven helpful for warfighters across the joint force in their pursuit of “new ways to operate in the electromagnetic spectrum.”