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Yes, the US military uses a different GPS code to the general public. It's more accurate and harder to spoof. However, these collisions could be caused by spoo
by sitharus 9y ago
Yes, the US military uses a different GPS code to the general public. It's more accurate and harder to spoof.
However, these collisions could be caused by spoofing the general maritime traffic so the US ships are on the 'correct' course and everyone else is offset.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> However, these collisions could be caused by spoofing the general maritime traffic so the US ships are on the 'correct' course and everyone else is offset. These collisions could not be caused by anything but massive human failure, because while the military may exploit networked electronic conveniences to track expected civilian traffic positions, that's not supposed to be the only system they have. And they'd be useless as warships if that was their only way of detecting larger ships than their own size short of bumping into them.
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