
NATO jammers will block out GPS for miles around — and they could be the secret weapon in the next big conflict
THE SO WHAT
NATO training with large-scale GPS jamming is a blunt reminder that positioning and timing are wartime targets, not utilities. Any autonomy, logistics, or telecom system that quietly assumes GPS reliability needs a resilience review now, not after a disruption.
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