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On one hand, it will allow to decrease a number of ECM objects assigned to ground-based ECM systems for suppression, on the other, it will increase a quantity of radio communications lines simultaneously suppressed by every jamming station. Jamming stations providing local jamming to all entrance areas can be extended by the addition of mobile stations driven around the stadium. Based on the Center's suggestions, the industry developed the first helicopter-flown jamming station, an automated jamming system for shortwave and ultrashortwave communications, small-size portable jammers, and a remotely controlled jamming aircraft. |
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