jam (j m)v. 1. To block, congest, or clog. 2. To crush or bruise. |
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| Crews assigned to routine maintenance on the Log Jammer - a water flume ride that takes riders in hollowed-out logs on a series of twists and turns - found an unexpected bump in one of the flume's turns. The addition of the USQ-113 communications jammer to the EA-6B in the mid-1990s has really been a growth aspect for the community. The jammer sends out a signal that overtakes the receiving frequency, therefore preventing a cell phone attached to a bomb from sending out an electrical charge. |
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