Radiofrequency Weapons could revolutionize warfare by denying the use of advanced electronic systems that modern militaries have become reliant upon for nearly all functions of warfare. RF weapons could disrupt and destroy computer-processing units onboard hi-tech cruise missiles, fire control radars on ships, electro-optical sensors, and sensitive electronics found on state-of-the-art fighters and bombers-all at the speed of light. The U.S.Navys surface and subsurface platforms need an over-the-horizon radiofrequency weapon in order to disrupt adversary decision-making and deny the adversary's mission capability by degrading or destroying critical electronic systems at extended ranges.


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