assuming this isn't bullshit the armed forces could mount on large airplanes and be able to effectively take out High altitude cruise misses and other airplanes but if it wasn't bull shit they probably would of done that bye now
@fook626 They have played around with it already for that very purpose. Read an article on it last year. As with all these things, the R&D between announcing new tech and actually using it takes ages.
PS sorry to correct you, but FYI, there's no 'e' in by in that context.
From what I understand, that R&D-to-operational-status barrier was eliminated. Bush Jr. authorized use of prototype weapon systems (formerly required to be tested extensively). Iraq has been used as a test bed. My guess is that Afghanistan is the same. It happens much faster now that testing is done on live humans.
@boinkboink1968 The THEL uses glass structures to create this beam and is totally different to chemical laser systems. It's not quite as high powered as the chem ones, but safer and more portable.
This tech would drastically help our South Korean buddies defend Seoul in the event of a North Korean artillery attack. I hope we plan on lining Seoul with a completed version of this tech.
This is so beautiful
theguyi26 7 months ago
Try intercepting a battery of 6 BM-21grad launchers firing 240 rockets in 30s !
tipex12 1 year ago
assuming this isn't bullshit the armed forces could mount on large airplanes and be able to effectively take out High altitude cruise misses and other airplanes but if it wasn't bull shit they probably would of done that bye now
fook626 1 year ago
@fook626 They have played around with it already for that very purpose. Read an article on it last year. As with all these things, the R&D between announcing new tech and actually using it takes ages.
PS sorry to correct you, but FYI, there's no 'e' in by in that context.
Peace.
DaxOnTheSax 1 year ago
@DaxOnTheSax
From what I understand, that R&D-to-operational-status barrier was eliminated. Bush Jr. authorized use of prototype weapon systems (formerly required to be tested extensively). Iraq has been used as a test bed. My guess is that Afghanistan is the same. It happens much faster now that testing is done on live humans.
bricmpt 11 months ago
OK, this is a military commercial touting the capacities of the THEL (Tactical High Energy Laser) .
These require special chemicals that are noxious. Good for experiments but not for practical purposes.
Chemically pumped lasers are not useful on the battlefield.
boinkboink1968 1 year ago
@boinkboink1968 The THEL uses glass structures to create this beam and is totally different to chemical laser systems. It's not quite as high powered as the chem ones, but safer and more portable.
Peace.
DaxOnTheSax 1 year ago
in 10 years we'll have a fully operational death star :)
01creativenamehere10 1 year ago 13
and it will stand on a pillar in wisconsin
Dominik520520 1 year ago
@01creativenamehere10 lol
echtnikskan 1 year ago
@01creativenamehere10 Great Let's make mexico the testing ground say .3% full power at first. Really refry there beans.;
matrix49A 11 months ago
@01creativenamehere10 WELL YOUR CoUNTRy is the dark side empire, what more could we be waiting for?
elanonimazo 11 months ago
@elanonimazo Except our storm troopers CAN hit the broad side of a barn...
TheUnNerved 2 months ago
noticed they did not fire the mortars in one salvo
tipex12 1 year ago
fake... sorry, just follow any of the links to see for yourself. Nice try though.
chrismealer 1 year ago
@chrismealer its real, its very real, its even on top of modern military aircrafts
Littlemanto 1 year ago
What is this from?
cameleopard42 1 year ago
This tech would drastically help our South Korean buddies defend Seoul in the event of a North Korean artillery attack. I hope we plan on lining Seoul with a completed version of this tech.
Ultrasecond 1 year ago
That is just something once of science fiction movies
UFCextra 2 years ago