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US, China 'jammed each other's signals'
The Strait Times (Singapore) ^
| July 9, 2002
Posted on 07/08/2002 7:51:05 PM PDT by HAL9000
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posted on
07/08/2002 7:51:05 PM PDT
by
HAL9000
To: HAL9000
With "friends" like these...
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posted on
07/08/2002 7:54:39 PM PDT
by
ShayAllen
To: HAL9000
Why would a nation that still to this day hasn't orbited a man around the Earth - think that it could jam the communications of a nation that has been to the Moon... 33 years ago?!
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posted on
07/08/2002 7:55:52 PM PDT
by
Southack
To: HAL9000
So now we know how to jam their communications and have tested our new communication systems that we built after the 1995 incident.
However, they could have been testing their new communications systems by getting us to jam them.
The wonderful world of black ops.
Nothing to see here, back to making tin foil beanies.
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posted on
07/08/2002 8:09:32 PM PDT
by
Lokibob
To: Southack
Why would a nation that still to this day hasn't orbited a man around the Earth - think that it could jam the communications of a nation that has been to the Moon... 33 years ago?!Because we've exported all our manufacturing technology to them.
To: Southack
Testing the water...
To: HAL9000
The United States should stop doing trade or giving anything beneficial to these chinese SOB'S.
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posted on
07/08/2002 8:59:19 PM PDT
by
bok
To: *China stuff
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To: Willie Green
Why would a nation that still to this day hasn't orbited a man around the Earth - think that it could jam the communications of a nation that has been to the Moon... 33 years ago?!Because we've exported all our manufacturing technology to them.
They may have gotten everything THEY know from us, but it's not everything WE know.
To: maui_hawaii
Testing the water...
So to speak. I'm sure being jammed provides the ChiComs with absolutely no useful information for reverse-engineering or other analyses of our technologies.
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posted on
07/08/2002 9:27:15 PM PDT
by
andyk
To: andyk
What if they are monitoring the signals and figuring out what kind and how we jam? They are learning how we do things, and how their stuff reacts to it...possible no?
To: Southack
Ego.
To: HAL9000
We shouldn't do this anymore, because they'll learn how we do it and come up with possible countermeasures. It's good to know they can do it though.
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posted on
07/08/2002 9:36:09 PM PDT
by
Kermit
To: Willie Green
"Because we've exported all our manufacturing technology to them." You've clearly never flown in a Chinese "fighter" jet if you think that...
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posted on
07/08/2002 9:37:45 PM PDT
by
Southack
To: HAL9000
Has Clinton commented yet about the hate crime our military committed against his buddies in China yet?
To: HAL9000
China is testing our capabilities with these electronic challenges.
To: HAL9000
Every time they do that, the iron filings on our machine shop floor, are attracted to the computer network cables.
I do wish they'd stop doing that!
To: RemainCALM
They may have gotten everything THEY know from us, but it's not everything WE know.We're saving the Area 51 stuff for when we really need it. :^)
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posted on
07/08/2002 11:14:34 PM PDT
by
#3Fan
To: HAL9000
..and so the Clinton legacy continues...
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posted on
07/08/2002 11:48:37 PM PDT
by
lawdog
To: maui_hawaii
What if they are monitoring the signals and figuring out what kind and how we jam? They are learning how we do things, and how their stuff reacts to it...possible no?And we might not jam the same things in wartime, huh?
Uncertainty is the only certainty you get in the field of electronic warfare.
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posted on
07/09/2002 1:59:08 PM PDT
by
Poohbah
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