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The Navy Is Arming Its Destroyers with Lasers to Fight China and Russia

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Will The Next Generation of Stealth Fighters Have Lasers?

The U.S.A.F. Airborne Laser aircraft sits on the tarmac at Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington, June 21, 2007. The modified 747 aircraft uses a high-energy Chemical Oxygen Iodine Laser to generate an energy beam from the aircraft's nose to intercept

Yes, America Could Put Deadly Lasers on F-35 Stealth Fighters

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Zap: U.S. Navy Arms Amphibious Assault Ship With “Power-Scaled” Laser

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Could Lasers Help Expedite the Process of Identifying Coronavirus?

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Zap: The Navy Loves the Idea of Putting Lasers on Its Destroyers

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