In sci.space.policy Scott M. Kozel wrote:
(Stuf4) wrote:

From Scott Kozel:
(Stuf4) wrote:

Imagine during the biggest, most recent raid on Baghdad...

All of a sudden turning off GPS the constellation.

This would have had an effect reminiscent to that scene in a new Star
Wars episode where in the heat of battle, all of the robot warriors
instantly become useless.

Give it up, troll. The 1991 Gulf War utilized smart bombs without GPS,
so your assertions are false, as usual.

(By "biggest, most recent raid on Baghdad", I wasn't exactly thinking 1991.)

No difference. The 2003 Gulf War could have utilized smart bombs
without GPS, as well.

Really? want to poiint out any type of smart bomb that doesn't use satellite
technology that they could have used?

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Sander

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