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The Army will deliver nine Spectrum Situational Awareness Systems to prioritized units in three weeks, helping command posts identify and protect against their own signal emissions. This move aims to prevent EMS targeting. The systems will enhance the Army's ability to detect and mitigate electromagnetic threats.
The deployment of these detection tools is significant as it enhances the Army's electronic warfare capabilities, allowing them to better protect their command posts from electromagnetic threats and maintain operational security.
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