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To: AK2004 who wrote (19504)	7/20/2003 6:53:29 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (2) of 21614

OK. We're not talking current military communications technology; we're talking 1967. A claim that at that time a call for help could not be jammed is ludicrous. Period. Communications was comparatively narrowband at that time and therefore jammable. And nations DID (and do) in fact keep track of frequencies used by other nations for military communications. This was considered a vital piece of information in the enemy's (or potential enemy, which covered everybody) order of battle. that is not exactly what I was talking about and you know that You appeared to be asserting that the Liberty could get receivable signal out after her antennae had been shot off. are the numbers somehow related to actual equipment at question? At that time, if you could pump out sufficient jamming power, you could jam them. yes I am and very much so Nuts. only the 1st 2 jets did not have any markings but the rest were clearly Israelis Source?

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