The Army is seeking a lightweight jamming system for military dogs to protect them from radio-controlled improvised explosive devices in Afghanistan. The service plans to purchase approximately 30 of the jammers, according to Todd Wendt, project manager for the Rapid Equipping Force. In a Jan. 13 email to Inside the Army , Wendt wrote that the device may or may not be wearable, and it will protect both canines, called Military Working Dogs, and their handlers. "Similar to what is...
