Telecommunications health and safety: Research in high-power microwave weapons

Abstract

The incidents of sonic attacks on diplomatic personnel in Havana, Cuba, may likely remain a mystery until some culprit(s) are caught in the act [1]. The one-time diplomatic affair, Havana Syndrome, has apparently transformed into a weapons research program in the United States [2]. Indeed, it appears that research in high-power microwaves has persisted worldwide, including some of the major military powers [3, 4].