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    adewolf: Where is the PEW,PEW on the picture...harrrummmmmph more »
    se7a7n7: If Luke Skywalker was there, he would have been all like vermmm vermmmm whooooaaammm and totally block that laser with his lightsaber. more »
    BeatrixAjax: @ripfire: but that's just it.... "keeping it steady" is 95% of actually aiming any weapon.. especially one that's 3 miles away mounted to a large vibr... more »
    speaknspell23: I'm not impressed until it pops popcorn. more »
    EpiphyteCorp.: Did anybody catch what color the laser was? I want to be sure I know what color the good guys are shooting. more »
    ebob9: Would have been better if they loaded the truck up with popcorn. more »
    Hello Mister Walrus: That video looks like it was fast forwarded. How long does it really take to fry a truck? It seems like a huge plane following some small vehicle for ... more »
    reddingofish: I can here the driver of that car screaming "MY PAINT JOB! Damn you Americans, your paying for that." more »
    weatherman: Seriously? That's what we spent all that money on, and waited almost 10 years longer than expected for? I could do that with a big magnifying glass. ... more »
    OtisCabeal: I bet if they just put some light wight fiberfrax or durablanket on that.... or a mirror you could defete this billion dollar weapon for less than 100... more »
    Jeb_Hoge: The sizzling sound that the truck makes is hair-raising. Also, notice that you can't hear the plane (Hercs have a distinctive sound signature). They d... more »
    switchblade saints: woot! more »
    MosesCadoodling: Let's keep in mind that the protesters were anarchists. They were encouraged to smash stuff by a "point system" where points are awarded based on wha... more »
    maven2k: So, obviously, that was a cheap imitation of Cap's shield because we all know that the real one has vibranium in it and would protect him from the sou... more »
    Sabbatai: Oh there is nothing wrong with this at all. I mean showering people with microwaves, putting people in an abandoned building and locking them in or s... more »
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    Video of Airborne Tactical Laser Hitting a Ground Target Is Not Very Satisfying

    You might remember that the U.S. Air Force and Boeing have equipped a C-130 plane with an Advanced Tactical Laser for initial air-to-air tests. In September, it finally hit something successfully: A truck. Cool enough, but don't expect any explosions. More »
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    Build Your Own LED-Based Non-Lethal Weapon To Make Frenemies Sea Sick (Sort Of)Disorient

    Homeland Security loves non-lethal weapons: from sound cannons, to the $1M flashlight that temporarily blinds, disorients, and screws equilibrium. And now you can build your own for $250! Does it really work? Not that well, but it's great for raves… More »
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    LRAD Sound Cannon Used on Pittsburgh G20 Protesters

    I guess military tech always finds its way home. Pittsburgh city officials believe their police department's use of a Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) at last week's G20 protests was "the first time the sound cannon had been used publicly." More »
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    Photo Veil: The Military's Cloak of (Almost) Invisibility

    Comparable to Snake's suit in Metal Gear Solid, the Photo Veil is an exterior wrap that is able to create site-specific, high-resolution camouflage for vehicles and soldiers out on the battlefield. More »
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    Good News: The Air Force Wants a Holodeck

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    Review: Generation Kill—The Iraq War, Batteries Not Included

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    New Army Cluster Bomb Rains Down Thousands of Deadly Darts

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    World's Smallest UAV Weighs 10 Grams, Flaps Like a Bird

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    Combat Robots Not Being Withdrawn From Iraq Says Company, Human Masters Safe

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    Combat Robot Attempts Rebellion Against Human Masters in Iraq, Army Pulls Plug for 10-20 Years

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    DARPA Robot Crusher Truck Earns Its Name

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    DARPA Building Neuromorphic Brain on a Chip (Paging Sarah Connor)

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    Awesome: Boeing Tests Humvee-Mounted Laser Avenger

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    NYC and DC Get $4k Bomb-Stopping Trash Cans

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