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"Jim Donohue" writes:
The thought that LORAN has some role as a backup to GPS in a military jamming situation is pretty close to ludicrous. You really think the electronic warfare guys are not going toimpact long wave? Yes, that's what I think. GPS is useful in a military situation because provides extremely high accuracy. Thus selective availability -- the ability to remove that pinpoint accuracy on demand. Loran does not provide the accuracy of GPS, therefore is cannot serve the same military role. Thus there is no militarily-related reason to jam Loran. You think LORAN is resistive of jamming? No. What I think is there is no reason why the military would want to. --lyndon |
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