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Ofcom has published a notification that GPS jamming will be in operation during Operation Joint Warrior, a major NATO exercise that is scheduled to take place between 0700hrs October 5th and 2359hrs October 16th.
Jamming will occur at two locations, Feraid Head and Loch Ewe in Sutherland with denial of service likely to affect consumer GPS at any time during the exercise period and jamming events of up to one hours duration at any one time.
The MoD says GPS denial is essential to the training of armed forces personnel. Jamming at last years Joint Warrior exercise was suspended after complaints from fishermen. It was also blamed for loss of internet connectivity as well as mobile phone service and satellite TV interruptions.
Great, so in a world where we are more and more dependent on GPS and have lower map reading abilities, they plan to make it so the device many have come to rely on won't work.
Great idea
Posted by K13ehr on Fri Oct 02, 2015 11:58 am
On balance I'd rather our forces were able to maintain our defence.
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Posted by smartroad on Fri Oct 02, 2015 9:39 am
