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The USS Gerald R Ford, which was recently deployed closer to Israel, will reportedly be transitioning to an advanced laser defense system. The lasers, which travel at the speed of light, are able to burn holes through enemy assets like drones. Firing a single laser beam costs between $1...

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Ehab Mohorvor 2 Jahren

Everyone on board was wondering why they were served steak and lobster last night.

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Collin Ruggvor 2 Jahren

@TheShopEth Concerning if true.

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Kevin M. Nelsonvor 2 Jahren

Is this our government’s first involvement with lasers? Asking for an island in the Pacific. 🤫

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RedWave Pressvor 2 Jahren

Well, at least we will save money with this new technology. If Iran attacks Israel, do you think the U.S. will get involved in this war?

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Collin Ruggvor 2 Jahren

Pretty much the only place that the US is working to save money.

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Western Lensmanvor 2 Jahren

Hoping we don’t have to see them employed anytime soon.

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Collin Ruggvor 2 Jahren

Agreed.

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Mrs Doubtpfizer ✝️ 🇺🇸 🙏 🌺vor 2 Jahren

🤔 where was that when Lahaina caught fire 🧐

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Stazvor 2 Jahren

DEW's. Say, didn't they just test those out in Lahaina ?

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