An array of U.S. Space Force electromagnetic warfare systems are playing a key role in protecting American troops and degrading enemy satellites around the world.
The Journal was granted rare access to a Space Force base in Colorado to learn how those systems work, and to speak exclusively with Guardians who flew them overseas to support operations in both Venezuela and Iran.
Hours after Tech. Sgt. Joshua Lomax jammed satellites to create a protective bubble around U.S. forces capturing Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, he was given 72 hours to pack up his equipment and head to the Middle East, where the U.S. would soon launch its war against Iran.
Chapters:
0:00 Space weapons
0:54 Spectrum warfare
3:07 How the systems work
4:15 From Venezuela to Iran
5:32 Mission Delta 3
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