If I understand correctly, a jammer puts out a bunch of RF to overload a drone’s remote link or GPS signal. Why wouldn’t it be trivially easy to just home in on that transmitter and destroy it?
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The US military has been doing that for decades.
The Shrike and HARM missiles work on this principal for enemy radars.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they have built drones that operate on a similar principal, or at least have them on the drawing board.
We don’t hear about a lot of this stuff because it would be classified. But if it’s an obvious solution to a battlefield problem… chances are they are already working on it.
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