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5 Years And Counting: China Is Getting Ever Closer To Fielding A True Railgun

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Not Science Fiction: The U.S. Navy Wants Railguns (That Can Kill Mountains)

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You Won't Believe How Powerful the Navy's New Railgun Is

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