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Weapons Systems

March 29, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Navy Free-electron Laser to Blast Trough 2.000 Feet of Steel by 2020

The Office of Naval Research has been working away on a suite of futuristic weapons, but it’s hard to think of anything that could out-gun i… By Evan Ackerman (dvice) [mappress] Source: dvice, March 29, 2011;

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The Office of Naval Research has been working away on a suite of futuristic weapons, but it’s hard to think of anything that could out-gun i…

By Evan Ackerman ( dvice ) [mappress] Source: dvice, March 29, 2011;

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