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• Sacrificial decoy
  In [[electronic warfare]], a '''sacrificial decoy''' tries to "seduce" an enemy threat (e.g., a missile) to attack it, rather
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• Sacrificial decoy/Definition
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• Sacrifical deception
  #REDIRECT [[Sacrificial decoy]]
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• Electronic warfare/Related Articles
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• Sacrificial decoy
  In [[electronic warfare]], a '''sacrificial decoy''' tries to "seduce" an enemy threat (e.g., a missile) to attack it, rather
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• SLQ-25
  ...er than a ship, the torpedo may well miss it, so it is not necessarily a [[sacrificial decoy]].
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• Deceptive decoy
  ...ies of sensors, by such things as overloading them with false targets. A [[sacrificial decoy]] interferes with terminal guidance of weapons, making itself a more attrac
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• Deceptive decoy/Related Articles
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• Deceptive jammer
  Intelligent towed or expendable decoys, if deception fails, may convert to [[sacrificial decoy]]s as a final protective measure.
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• Electronic protection
  Electronic protection can involve both [[deceptive decoy]]s and [[sacrificial decoy]]s. Decoys can be completely expendable, such as [[chaff (electronic warfar
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• Infrared countermeasures
  ...deceptive decoy(i.e., confusing the threat as to which target is real) or sacrificial decoy (i.e., convincing the threat that the decoy is the real target) functions.
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• Guided missile
  ...arfare)|chaff, or, finally, use "seduction" to convince the missile that a sacrificial decoy is the real target (e.g., the AN-|AN/ALE-55 towed fiber optic detail will f
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• Battle of Leyte Gulf
  ...ctual Japanese organization, or that the Mobile Force's role was that of a sacrificial decoy. ...t Halsey. According to his understanding that his actions were to be as a sacrificial decoy, Ozawa was more interested in getting Halsey's attention than he was in exp
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