Guided-Bomb Makers Anticipate GPS Jammers

June 13, 2015

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Defense News
by Joe Gould

WASHINGTON — The makers of precision-guided munitions no longer take for granted that simple GPS-guidance systems will always work on their own. Jammers and spoofing equipment threaten to populate future battlefields; manufacturers have taken notice and answered the threat.

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