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1. • • The Army's main CREW system is the Warlock Duke, a vehicle- mounted radio jammer developed by Syracuse Research Corporation. It's capable of jamming most radio-controlled IEDs, according to the Pentagon.
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2. www.srcinc.com › crew-dukeAN/VLQ-12 CREW Duke Electronic Warfare System | SRC, Inc.

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   The AN/VLQ-12 Counter Remote Controlled Improvised Explosive Device (RCIED) Electronic Warfare (CREW) Duke system is a vehicle-mounted, lightweight system that neutralizes RCIED threats and gives U.S. troops a tactical advantage across the full spectrum of operations.

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   What did Warlock Duke do?

   • In February of '06, the Corps announced they were buying 4,000 of the 125-pound, Humvee-mounted systems. Warlock Duke used a technique called "set-on" jamming to overcome the more advanced digital triggers. Like Green, Duke would listen for a malicious signal.

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   What is a modified Duke on the EWTV?

   • The modified Duke installed on the EWTV is specifically built to “sense and jam enemy communications and networks,” not just drones or IEDS, and it can do so “across a broad spectrum of frequencies and with myriad waveforms at significant power.”

   Army Tests Jamming MRAPs: New Electronic Warfare Vehicle

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   How many warlocks did the army buy?

   • In the early fall of 2004, the Army signed a contract for 1,000 Warlocks. By March, 2005, the Army upped that order to 8,000 jammers. It was a high-tech, electromagnetic surge. And it was meant to send the militants sliding back down the scale of sophistication.

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   Why did the warlocks wreak havoc?

   • When the Warlocks were operational, they wreaked havoc with both the remote-controlled robots that were supposed to handle bombs at a safe distance and the radios soldiers used to warn each other about upcoming threats.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Counter-IED_equipmentCounter-IED equipment - Wikipedia

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   Duke Version 3 Vehicle mounted CREW system:"Duke V3"., manufactured by SRCTec, Inc., is a counter radio-controlled improvised explosive device (RCIED) electronic warfare (CREW) system that was developed to provide U.S. forces critical, life-saving protection against a wide range of threats. It is a field deployable system that was designed to ...

5. www.wired.com › 2011 › 06The Secret History of Iraq's Invisible War | WIRED

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   Jun 14, 2011 · Warlock Duke used a technique called "set-on" jamming to overcome the more advanced digital triggers. Like Green, Duke would listen for a malicious signal.

6. www.srcinc.com › pdf › Electronic-Warfare-ANVLQ-12AN/VLQ-12 CREW Duke - SRC Inc.

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   The AN/VLQ-12 CREW Duke system provides lifesaving protection against the full range of remote controlled improvised explosive device threats. Using state-of-the-art jamming technology, this vehicle-mounted, lightweight system neutralizes RCIED threats.

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7. www.srcinc.com › counter-ied-systemsCounter-IED Systems | SRC, Inc.

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   SRC supports America’s warfighters with advanced counter-improvised explosive device (IED) and ground electronic warfare systems that provide critical, life-saving protection against a wide range of RF threats.

8. edition.cnn.com › 2007 › TECHJamming systems play secret role in Iraq - CNN.com

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   Aug 13, 2007 · The Army's main CREW system is the Warlock Duke, a vehicle- mounted radio jammer developed by Syracuse Research Corporation. It's capable of jamming most radio-controlled IEDs, according to the...

9. breakingdefense.com › 2018 › 08Army Tests Jamming MRAPs: New Electronic Warfare Vehicle

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   Aug 16, 2018 · The modified Duke installed on the EWTV is specifically built to “sense and jam enemy communications and networks,” not just drones or IEDS, and it can do so “across a broad spectrum of...