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The purpose? Refining and maintaining electromagnetic weapon capabilities, which could be used for defense or other strategic objectives. The extensive use—up to 160 days per year—raises concerns about the potential impact on the environment and local communities, especially considering the proximity to Indigenous reservations like the Colville Indian Reserve.
Critics argue that such experiments could disrupt the natural electromagnetic environment and interfere with local ecosystems. The environmental and societal implications of deploying such powerful electromagnetic systems in protected wilderness areas are yet to be fully understood. This development underscores ongoing advances in military technology and the hidden battlegrounds of electromagnetic warfare.