There is a great amount of precedent here. Total war was waged in Europe, attempts by all sides were made to disable or degrade the enemies grid, to varying lev

There is a great amount of precedent here. Total war was waged in Europe, attempts by all sides were made to disable or degrade the enemies grid, to varying levels of success, but it was never completely suppressed. The same with rail, which I bring up because if you had one of these on a train with electrified track, it would be a pretty significant threat. I mean you could devastate London from Marquise(or from a train rolling down the coast of France.)