What does JS stand for?

Jamming Station

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Russias military responses to the deployment of a US missile defense system in Europe may include improving the Russian strategic Topol-M missiles with hypersonic maneuvering warheads and a large number of jamming stations that would reduce the effectiveness of missile defense elements tenfold," Viktor Yesin, a former chief of general staff of the Russian Strategic Missile Troops, said on Thursday.

Russia : Russia Denies Reported Plan to Station Nukes in Cuba

Will Bohrs describes a concerted effort to block transmissions of the Voice of America (VOA) with 2,500 jamming stations and satellites ranged against the 85 transmitters of VOA.

Clicks and Bangs the Lost Art of Detecting Atomic Tests

Satellites can be made more resistant to jamming; one can establish international norms with sanctions against jamming and ultimately one has the ability to destroy jamming stations with conventional military attack.

Air Force mulling over programs to kill, protect satellites in space ...