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## Microwave News Clippings

## courtesy Paul Schaefer of Ground Zero Club

    1.  "Microwave Weapons"  MICROWAVE NEWS May/June 1998

        Lawsuit charges illegal experiments...  On April 15, the
        International Committee on Offensive Microwave Weapons
        charges in federal court in Washington that the Department
        of Defense and the CIA have conducted "classified research
        on human subjects without their informed consent", in
        efforts to develop weapons using EMFs, lasers, microwaves,
        and sound waves.

        The lawsuit cites an article by retired Lt. Col. Timothy
        L. Thomas in the spring 1998 issue of PARAMETERS, the
        journal of the U.S. Army War College.  The article,
        The Mind Has No Firewall
        appears in a section on "Future Land Warfare".  The
        committee, headed by Harlan Girard of Philadelphia, asks
        for an injunction to end the alleged illegal experiments.

    2.  "Microwave Weapons"  MICROWAVE NEWS March/April 1998

        Information Warfare...The U.S. Air Force (USAF) has
        mounted high-power microwave generators on air-launched
        cruise missiles to test their usefulness in waging
        computer warfare, reports Aviation Week in it's January
        19, 1998 issue.  The tests were somewhat successful,
        although there were problems with range and focus,
        according to the magazine which has excellent sources at
        the Pentagon.  But the information wars of the future
        will involve more than zapping computers.  USAF GENERAL
        JOHN JUMPER PREDICTS THAT THE MILITARY WILL ["WILL" -
        WHAT A LAUGH! E.W.] THE TOOLS TO MAKE POTENTIAL ENEMIES
        SEE, HEAR, AND BELIEVE THINGS THAT DO NOT EXIST,
        according to a follow up in the March 9 issue.  That
        same idea was contained in a 15-volume study by the USAF
        Scientific Advisory Board, issued in 1996, on how to
        maintain U.S. air and space superiority on the battle-
        fields of the 21st century.  (See MWN J/F 1997)

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