US Military's GPS Jamming Tests Raise Concerns Over Civilian Safety The investigation into a fatal air ambulance crash in New Mexico's Capitan Mountains has revealed that the US military was conducting an experiment to jam GPS signals on the same night as the accident.
This incident highlights the complex relationship between military testing and civilian safety, raising important questions about accountability when these two spheres intersect.
According to the National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report, the pilots of the air ambulance aircraft reported losing GPS capability moments before the crash.