October 24, 201213 yr From AOL Defense [excerpt] New Air Force Missile Turns Out Lights With Raytheon Microwave TechBy David Axe and Colin Clark Published: October 23, 2012 The missile launched from the wing pylon of a B-52 heavy bomber and streaked over the desert of western Utah. At pre-set coordinates, a microwave emitter installed in the winged, jet-propelled cruise missile blasted a target building. But there was no big bang, no billowing clouds of dust and debris. Instead, the building was struck with disruptive, high-frequency microwaves.
October 24, 201213 yr Author Very very interesting, but of difficult simulation in HCE Well, since HCE does not model computers, communications links or electrical power grids, I'd say its pretty darn impossible to model CHAMP.
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