Aselsan's manpack RCIED jamming system is designed to provide protection against RCIEDs for foot patrols and military vehicles. As such, it simultaneously covers a range of RCIED initiation frequencies to prevent their detonation and takes the form of a long-life battery-powered jammer/antenna assembly that is carried in a 'fully' weatherproof backpack. The system's threat envelope is further noted as including amateur and Public Access Mobile Radio (PAMR), Private Mobile Radio (PMR) and Family Radio Service (FRS) compliant radios; Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) 9000 and Digital Cellular System (DCS) 1800 compliant cellular telephones and Integrated Services Module (ISM) compliant telephones.
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Tolga , with all my regards , You know it better than me . How often soldiers use optics at SE ? In most of the pics we see Eotechs and Pythons . Is it like that in every combatant unit or just the some select ?
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Sorry for the late reply, I would've posted earlier but I didn't want to post an answer while nobody else was able to.
Most pictures you see are from professional units, all professional units have most of the soldiers using an optic, although there are still some that don't use any, but their weapons usually have picatinny rails as well so they could easily attach one. In a platoon there will be 3-4 guys with Python or another thermal optic, there will be 3-4 guys with EOtech's attached, there will also be 3 or so guys with EOtech plus a x3 magnifier with night vision capabilities right behind it. The rest will either have x4/x6 night vision optics or just go old school with iron sights. Hope that answers it.