China Building Electromagnetic Pulse Weapons For Use Against US Naval Carriers

China’s military is developing electromagnetic pulse weapons that Beijing plans to use against U.S. aircraft carriers in any future conflict over Taiwan, according to an intelligence report made public on Thursday July 21,2011.

Portions of a National Ground Intelligence Centerstudy on the lethal effects of Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)and High-Powered Microwave (HPM)weapons revealed that the arms are part of China’s so-called “Assassin’s Mace” arsenal – weapons that allow a technologically inferior China to defeat U.S. military forces. Not to mention the (DEW) Directed Energy Weapon.

Tesla would be rolling in his grave.

Keep in MindWe Have The DEW Cannon Mounted on The F 35 Jet & Drone Weapon Systems

(NOTE:The Beams Are Added For Effect, Since They Are Invisible To The Naked Eye)

What is This Stuff???

EMP(Electromagnetic Pulse) weapons mimic the gamma-ray pulse caused by a nuclear blast that knocks out all electronics, including computers and automobiles, over wide areas. The phenomenon was discovered in 1962 after an aboveground nuclear test in the Pacific disabled electronics in Hawaii.

HPM (High-Powered Microwave)weapons are like a microwave on steroids, and directed to cause “non-lethal” effects on the targets…YET The PLA’S (brief speaks of it being used on animals) Like putting fluffy into a microwave oven, and setting it on HIGH…

The DEW(Directed Energy Weapon)System Families the EMP& HPMtogether, and adds the not “yet” released Particle Beam Weapon or what Tesla Called “teleforce”back in 1934.

The declassified intelligence report, obtained by the private National Security Archive, provides details on China’s EMPweapons and plans for their use. Annual Pentagon reports on China’s military in the past made only passing references to the arms.

Link To National Security Archives>>>

www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB351/index.htm

Dateline:Washington, D.C., July 21, 2011 – Brief >>In 2005, U.S. intelligence agencies monitoring Chinese research into high-power microwave (HPM) and electromagnetic pulse (EMP) radiation speculated that Beijing might be trying to develop a capability to incapacitate Taiwan electronically without triggering a U.S. nuclear retaliation, according to documents published in a major new National Security Archive collection.

        In recent years, China’s development of an assortment of conventional and nuclear weapons has regularly attracted the interest and concern of U.S. policy-makers, intelligence officials, and China watchers.  So has Beijing’s interest in less conventional means of conflict, including cyber-warfare – with Chinese hackers recently linked to or suspected in a number of incidents, notably breaking into highly sensitive U.S. government computer systems (see CBSNews.com, for example).

        But cyber-warfare is only one of a number of unconventional approaches to warfare that China has investigated.  A declassified 2005 report from the U.S. National Ground Intelligence Center describing Chinese experiments using HPM and EMP on animals concluded that the real objective was to determine the effects of that radiation on humans.  Analysts did not believe the experiments, which produced “high mortality rates” among the animal subjects, were aimed at developing “antipersonnel” weapons, but they did describe a hypothetical “Taiwan Scenario” in which a lower altitude EMP burst would damage electronics on the island without causing enough human casualties, “either Taiwan[ese] or U.S. military,” to trigger “a U.S. nuclear response.”

        Other recently declassified materials describe similar military concerns. A U.S. defense intelligence document from 2001, for example, details Chinese plans for developing radio-frequency weapons

(Like HAARP) and it stops short of speculating on their possible purpose.  Still others reflect on issues of current interest, for example the risks of constructing nuclear power plants – like the Fukushima facility that exploded after the recent tsunami – at questionable sites in Japan.

The Most Interesting Report is the 83 page Report # 12) To The Department of Defense, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Annual Report to Congress: Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s Republic of China, 2010, Unclassified, Pages: 83

LINK >>>

www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB351/index.htm

Scroll down to 12 at the bottom of page

Yet The SECRETReport #11) Now The Released Version or The SECRET//NOFORN//MR

Which means Secret Not Releasable To Foreign NationalsMandatory Review

Which is a cut and paste document that investigates High Power Microwave HPM & Electromagnetic Pulse EMP Radiation. On “animals” like monkeys quoting that “the researchers’ interest in potential human effects is apparent.  

        In 2000, as part of the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress required the Department of Defense to write an annual report assessing the military capabilities, doctrine, strategies and operational concepts of the People’s Republic of China. The 2010 edition of the report presented here discusses military modernization, the Taiwan situation, and bilateral contacts with the U.S. military. A brief section on page 16 details Chinese cyberwarfare developments including reports of computer systems (including U.S. government networks) being targeted by cyberattacks seeking to exfiltrate information of strategic or military value. The brevity and absence of detail could indicate a lack of concrete data: “unclear if these intrusions were conducted by […] the PRC government” – or a topic of heightened, thus closely guarded, concern for the Department of Defense: “developing capabilities for cyberwarfare is consistent with authoritative PLA [People’s Liberation Army] military writings.”

So not only are these weapons ready to be used

they have been tweaked and fine-tuned for years…

And will probably be up for sale by Christmas 2012 at a Wal-Mart near you…

(Just kidding don’t try to pre-order any)  

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