The development history of the counter-communications system

　　The concept of the counter-communications system (CCS) was first introduced in 2004 to counter the electronic warfare capabilities developed by other countries, especially those technologies that can interfere with US satellites. After several iterations, the launch of Block 10.2 signal jammer marks another leap forward for the CCS system, enhancing the United States' combat capabilities around the world.

Technical features of Block 10.2 GPS jammer

1. CCS Block 10.2 GPS drone jammer is a mobile electronic warfare platform with powerful jamming capabilities. It supports operations in multiple frequency bands and can carry out precision strikes against different types of enemy satellite communications. This flexibility and diversity greatly expands the scope of application of CCS in different combat environments, providing more options for combat commanders.
2. L3Harris, which developed this system, adopted an agile software development approach, allowing Block 10.2 to quickly adapt to battlefield needs and technological changes. This approach ensures that the system can be quickly upgraded and optimized in the face of changing threats, thus always maintaining a technological lead.

Operation and Implementation

　　The users of the CCS system are mainly from the U.S. Air National Guard and the active Space Force, including the 4th Space Control Squadron at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado. These operators played an important role in the development of CCS. They are not only familiar with the operation of the system, but also provide valuable feedback for the application of the system in actual combat.

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