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I was on the first Polaris program, aboard the SSBN 602 Sub, Like the
Time pieces we had 3 Inertial navigators, I was a qualified operator.
We were under water for 2.5 months at a time and alway knew were we
were for fire control missle launch. Again this required operators
constant knowlege and attention with very, very little and almost no
outside information. Orders we were to proceed undetected. They are
even better now.

On Sep 19, 8:13�am, Apache Runner  wrote:
> I'll try to get something more from her - from her website - one paper,
> where I couldn't find the actual citation:
>
> Schulz, A.E., Hoke, Charles, Roley, Daniel, "Asymmetric vulnerability
> assessment of the GPS and GPS III navigation systems," Space CHOP Mission
> 11, Jan. 2003, Space Vehicles Directorate, Kirtland AFB, NM.
>
> A talk to an alumni group that has one slide on it:
>
> http://www.sns.ias.edu/~schulz/talks/BU_Alum.pdf
>
> Some random googling shows interest in countermeasures against GPS jamming:
>
> http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sti/publications/pubs/td/3155/5a_S4papers/...
>
> Evidently the Iraqis tried some jamming during the first days of the war.
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