[ARC5] Electronic warfare avionics

[Bart Lee]

California Historical Radio Society just acquired a WW-II iconoscope
bomber/drone camera. John Staples (PhD) got it working. Now all we need is
a drone!

73 de Bart, K6VK
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Bart Lee, K6VK, CHRS Archivist & Fellow, AWA Fellow, ARRL Liaison

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On Fri, Aug 6, 2021 at 8:13 PM Hubert Miller <Kargo_cult at msn.com> wrote:

> Reading the July - August issue of 'Modern War' magazine, I see I am
> really behind the times in terms
> of electronic warfare, even if the conflict actions recounted in the
> articles were from years past. I learned
> that proximity fuze weapons face corresponding jamming transmitters, for
> example the Russian Krasuha-4
> jammer. Also that the U.S. has a television camera reporting, manually
> controlled bomb, the 'Walleye'
> 250 lb bomb. Electronics weapons technology moves rapidly on.
> -Hue Miller
> Newport, Oregon
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