In Remote Southern California Desert, U.S. Army Tests Advanced Cyber Weapons
May 31, 20174:31 PM ET
Steve Walsh
ROBERT SIEGEL, HOST:
In the remote southern California desert, Army soldiers are testing advanced new cyberweapons. The question is - are they too complicated to use on top of all the other equipment soldiers need in the field? Steve Walsh with member station KPBS spent a couple of days at Fort Irwin.
STEVE WALSH, BYLINE: Most soldiers spend some time at Fort Irwin. The National Training Center in the California desert is the size of Rhode Island. It's the only place large enough to train a brigade of 5,000 soldiers. It's where trainers can show troops the weapons they might face in combat.
http://www.npr.org/2017/05/31/530929908/in-remote-southern-california-desert-u-s-army-tests-advanced-cyber-weapons
