A lot of people think that high-energy lasers, or HELs, can't penetrate fog, rain and dust, said Thomas Webber, director of the Directed Energy Division's Technical Center, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command. That's just plain wrong.
Army Developing Lasers That Pierce Fog, Dust to Destroy Targets
This Mobile High-Energy Laser-equipped Stryker was evaluated April 12 during the 2017 Maneuver Fires Integrated Experiment at Fort Sill, Okla. The MEHEL can shoot a drone out of the sky using a 5kW laser. (U.S. Army photo by C. Todd Lopez) A lot of people think that high-energy lasers, or HELs...www.aerodefensetech.com
I’m sure the engineers of Iran, US, Israel, and China know much more than a handful of fanboys on a military forum....
Lasers weapons will likely make their debut also on 6th Gen fighter jets in the future.
Also KSA and Israel barely can see and track Iranian drones.
It is useless when you cannot track it well.
KSA said they are using Chinese laser weapons and have neutralized one UAV so far.
The guys who own the project have gain to overstate things. He wants to use pure spectra and multiple rays that will increase the price and complexity.
Among us you are the one who has never touched engineering books and advanced Laser equipments.
I would recommend to stay humble.
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