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Warlock System

United States military defense system
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  • U.S. soldiers waiting to be evacuated by helicopter after their armoured vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device, Afghanistan, 2009.
    improvised explosive device
    / Tactical use

    Warlock system, were installed in vehicles to interrupt wireless triggering signals. Such systems are effective, but in response insurgents in many areas simply reverted to the use of hardwired initiation systems that do not rely on wireless signals. With the battlefield constantly shifting, countermeasures using…

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    Warlock system, were installed in vehicles to interrupt wireless triggering signals. Such systems are effective, but in response insurgents in many areas simply reverted to the use of hardwired initiation systems that do not rely on wireless signals. With the battlefield constantly shifting, countermeasures using…

    Read More