Some British jamming equipment already in deployment proved effective against the radio controls used by Fritz X. Its usefulness did not mean that all of it had been developed specifically for that weapon. A longer-standing investment in electronic warfare had created equipment that could address the new threat. This complicates an account in which every effective jammer appears only as a bespoke response to Fritz X.
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British jamming and the Fritz X threat
Existing British electronic-warfare equipment could disrupt Fritz X radio control even when it had not been built solely for that weapon.