The U.S. Army reports that its electronic warfare system, dubbed “Hammer of the Gods,” completes a test designed to disrupt enemy navigation and communications used by precision weapons, including drones and missile systems. According to reporting, the Army conducts maritime testing in the ocean off the California coast and says the exercise meets its objectives. Multiple outlets describe the system as an electronic signal-scrambler intended to interfere with navigation signals and other guidance-related communications that precision munitions rely on. One account characterizes the event as the system’s first overseas maritime test, while another describes it as a test conducted off the coast of California. In both cases, the Army frames the effort as part of broader technology experimentation aimed at assessing how effectively electronic warfare tools can degrade the ability of adversaries to navigate and operate precision weapons. The outlets do not provide additional technical specifics or independent verification, but they agree on the basic purpose of the system and that the Army states the test is successful.
U.S. Army reports successful test of ‘Hammer of the Gods’ electronic warfare system
The U.S. Army reports that its electronic warfare system, dubbed “Hammer of the Gods,” completes a test designed to disrupt enemy navigation and communications used by precision weapons, including dro...
- The U.S. Army tests the electronic warfare system “Hammer of the Gods.”
- The system is designed to disrupt navigation signals used by precision weapons.
- The Army says the test is conducted successfully during maritime/ocean exercises off the U.S. coast of California.
- At least one outlet describes the test as the system’s first overseas maritime test.
- Reporting characterizes the system as an electronic signal-scrambler intended to interfere with guidance and operational communications.
The U.S. Army has reported a successful test off the coast of California of the "Hammer of the Gods" -- a powerful electronic signal-scrambler designed to disrupt the navigation and communications equipment used by drones and enemy missiles.
3 hours agoThe Army says its "Hammer of the Gods" electronic warfare system completed its first overseas maritime test, disrupting navigation signals used by enemy precision weapons.
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