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ELECTRONIC WARFARE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Books
In Search Of Nikola Tesla, David Peat, 1983
Ihe ZaRping of America, Paul Brodeur
          Operation Mind Coutrolq Walter Bowart.,, Dell, 1978, ISBN 0
440-16755-8 (especially Chapter Nineteen)
Articles
Danger from electricity and electronics
An Electrifying New Hazard," Harizons section, P.72, US
A4Q,,ws & World Report, Mar-ch 30, 1987
"Illegal Soviet Microwave Beams Blamed In Death," Rowland
Evans and Robert Novak, Dec. 16, 1986
"Suits Target High-,Tech Radi'ation," Andrew Blum, The
National Law Journal," July 4, 1988
Soviet experiments in.electronic warfare
"The Zap Gap," Chuck de Caro, The Atlantic, March 1987
"Soviet Electronic Aggression," C.B. Baker, Youth Action
News, September 1979
Electronic surveillanc ;e
"The Warchers," Richard Kelly Ros~ins, The Upright 03Lrich,
July 1987
H,Lras.9ment by electronic J5~:vicr~s
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     PC4~:" Cumpers at Greenliam
    claim that Llic-,y are
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     by the US electronic
    ron-; ~ ithm the US airbase there.
    that some forlil of elec
              01' other signal is being
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    at then-, ~nd is responsible for a
              i)t),-,r of illrc-sses they have suffered
         .:~~,nqpi.J:ns .rari-C t -rum mild headaches
         ,~,iJ irt)wsinoss to bouts of temporary
         ;nid. in one case, an apparent
    !aliure which required emer
    i;"_:,,"n w tit.. Women have also com
              L); sh-ap pains and problems with
         ~pQ~ co:)rd~nation. A team of joctors
         (he Campaign Against Nuc
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                                      V~ rzipoi!.s are compifing, a report on tile
                                            Of 01~: WOMen affectud.
    firsi noticed a p~Ltern of
    in 1984. TITey dis
    %atk~r poisoning as acause
         w su%pect ititcrfetence from
    "n" I They found that women at
    ;0*011"Id the C'alllp appeared
       similar sympton-is at
    When the .y were not in
    0i",
    Is a &fibe!aze intent
            N4iCJI)'A'UVC tJ)NVCr t)y Ille t.I.S.
    C,1111111alld,
    M'Jxula' Vil-ginia. 1-111110 10 h(MIN Iti"KI K
    lo.) make lifedifficult for thern wid so drive
    them away. Some of tile worst affected
    women now find it impossible to stay
    around Greenharn for more Elian a short
    peviod of time.
         Electronic, weapons are knowii to have
    been used by security forces on a number
    of occasions. The Americans are reported
    to have used ultrasound to disorient and
    demoralise their enemies during tile Viet-
    nam war and a number of Ameican police

    trials with.infra-sound generators mounted
    on the back of trucks. The high intensity,
    low freguency pressure waves these pro-
    duce are said to cause vomiung, nausey
    and a range of other disturbwices and to
    induce filxs in those who are subject to
    them. Arberican medical groups have pro-
    tested agonst the proposed use of these
    weapons for urban riot control.
              Micro%~ave radiation is also believed to
         have been used as a weapon at various
         T~e most celebrated instance was
         times.
         the irradiation of the US Embassy in Mos
         cow during the 19150s, '60s and '70s. It has
         never been made clear whether the Rus
         sidns usep: the Mgnal as a weapon or for
         surveilla4ce, but a television documentary
         5creenedi'last year reported a high inci
         dence of cancer amongst ex-Embassy staff
         and suggested that disorders of the blood
         I
    and nervous system could also have been
    caused by the signal.
              The worner, at G-reenharri Cornizion sus
         pect Lhat'lliore than one type or frequency
         of radiation is being used against them.
         They say that the symptoms vary from
         time to tinic and seem to reflect. what takes
         place o : the base. Large numbers of
         q
    women have complained of sudden feel-
    90%N GUARD
    ings of extreme tiredness shortly lyefo-
    major events such as the departure of
    cruise missile convoy and on other occa
    sions when their activities might lia,
    proved particularly awkward for the forec
    using tile base.
    - We have conducted a number of' tL~.,,:
    around the base in cooperation WIM J(.)U
    nalisis from other organisations. Readinu
    taken with a wide range signal strengil
    LIIC;LCZL 111-med in b
    background signal level near one of th,
    womens' camps at a time when the-
    claimed to be experiencing ill effects.
         On another occasion, previously lov
    signal levels near the camp rose sharp],
    when the women created a disturbance j u."
    outside the perimeter fence of the bas-.

    Whether this indicated an attempt E SUL)
    due the women by electronic means t.
    merely the use of a radar surveillance sys
    tem it is impossible to say.
         The signal levels measured wert A,:i
    above norma.1 background levels but L,i
    within official safety limits. Howcvc;
    there is evidence from a number of soun:c
    that low levels of electromagnetic jad~z~
    tion can have harmful effects
    where exposure takes place over a loi,
    period of time.
         British Defense officials have LJCC.!~'~
    that any form of electronic signal is~ hQ;,
    used against the protesters.
    -----courtesy, Eleczronic.~ Yciz.
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