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Pulsar to Equip U.S. Marine Corps Vehicles with Drone Jammers

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Pulsar is integrating Lite EW signal jammers into the U.S. Marine Corps’ new Amphibious Assault Vehicles (AAVs). Deliveries of the Pulsar Lite system will begin in a few months, with some units expected in Ukraine next year or sooner. The jammers are designed to defeat drone navigation systems and can detect and jam drones over three kilometers away.

From strategypage.com

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The integration of Pulsar’s technology into U.S. Marine Corps vehicles indicates increased adoption of defense technology in ongoing conflicts. The system is intended to counter the heavy use of FPV drones in the conflict zone.

From strategypage.com

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    Pulsar might see increased revenue from military contracts as its Lite EW jammers are integrated into Amphibious Assault Vehicles.

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