I Won’t Let You Smother It…
Tab 1_QA Response_CM Hanna Congressional Inquiry_v2 Additional Questions
Original Military Response re: Newport, NY antenna radiation test facility:
“only RF antennae receiving testing is conducted at Newport (e.g., the planes being tested are only 1:1 models/shells without any instrumentation, radar or radios).”
“The model will stay up there for weeks or even months at a time,” Hamre said. “We wire it for multiple antennas – normally four to six different sets of antennas – and walk through all sorts of tests. We even roll the model upside down to test the antenna function when the aircraft is inverted.”
“At any given time we may have upwards of twenty antennas on the airframe,” continued Hamre. “We need to see how much energy these antennas are putting into each other so we can have simultaneous operations of systems without interference.
Revised Military Response:
New Answer: “Military contractors, through AFRL personnel, used the Newport Test Site for characterizing installed system level performance parameters of antennae.”
Question: Please confirm that “EW” stands for “electronic warfare”
Answer: “EW is the acknowledged acronym for electronic warfare.”
Question: and that these additional antennas are tested and installed “in the loop” by military contractors at your site.
Answer: “Antennae, provided by military contractors, are tested at Newport Test Site by AFRL personnel either with or without system hardware in the loop. All testing complies with NTIA standards. ” SHOW ME

“The planes being tested are only 1:1 models/shells without any instrumentation”, no wait “Antennae, provided by military contractors, are tested at Newport Test Site by AFRL personnel” and ““At any given time we may have upwards of twenty antennas on the airframe. We need to see how much energy these antennas are putting into each other”
My comment:
Since when does “electronic warfare”, which is high power, highly focused electromagnetic radiation, which can damage electronics from kilometers away, comply with telecommunications guidelines? THAT’S WHY THEY CALL IT WARFARE