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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
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It's the future folks, embrace it or get run over by it.
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SSgt Ryan Sylvester
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After reading the first section of this article, I'm sure of one thing: Somewhere at Naval Personnel Center, there's somebody responsible for assignments that's greatly anticipating the completion of the Ford-class USS Enterprise and is salivating at the thought of transferring the Zumwalt's captain for her maiden voyage.
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CW3 Harvey K.
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What would an EMP do to this technological dreadnought?
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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CW3 Harvey K. Always an Excellent Concern!
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CW3 Harvey K.
CW3 Harvey K.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - I don't know if there would be some protective device possible, or if plan B is to break out the cutlasses and oars.
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SSG Tom Pike
SSG Tom Pike
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The article does say that the servers are in shielded rooms, and it describes the "armored" computers built into the captains chair. So I would think EMP was a big consideration from the get go.
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CW3 Harvey K.
CW3 Harvey K.
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There is this much mentioned:
"Each EME has its own shock and vibration damping, power protection, water cooling systems, and electromagnetic shielding to prevent interference from the ship's radar and other big radio frequency emitters."

There may be much more "electromagnetic shielding" that protects against far more than "interference from the ship's radar and other big radio frequency emitters", but they are not saying. I don't know if they can prevent hacking, or if there is any shielding possible against EMP.
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