Images show US Navy testing HELIOS laser weapon that never runs out of power
The HELIOS system, developed by Lockheed Martin, uses more than 60 kilowatts of directed energy—enough to power 60 homes. The laser can destroy targets up to five miles away and operate without running out of power, as it draws its energy from the ship's constantly replenishing source.
A jaw-dropping new photo shows the US Navy firing off a drone-destroying laser weapon — dubbed “Helios” — from one of its ...
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Navy leaders: U.S. military must "embrace the robots"The cross-country chatter these past weeks, at the Surface Navy Association conference and at WEST, proves one thing: The ...
The first military flights to deport migrants from the United States to Naval Base Guantanamo Bay were slated to take off ...
In 2014, the US Navy installed its first prototype SSL (solid state laser) capable of countering surface craft and unmanned ...
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – Eric Brusstar, accused of firing hundreds of shots into the air from his home in Rio Rancho, made ...
USS Stockdale destroyed the Houthi drone during a complex attack on American forces in November.
China is advancing its massive effort to transform its navy into a high-tech, global armada. American military planners are responding in similar fashion: ...
In an email to its members, the Navy banned the use of DeepSeek AI “in any capacity” for fear of “potential security and ...
Lockheed's radical Sea Shadow provided valuable insights into adapting stealth technology for the sea. Its influence lives on ...
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US Says Its Navy Ships Will Have Free Passage Through The Panama Canal After Marco Rubio's VisitUS Navy ships will go through the Panama Canal for free, an American official said following Secretary of State Marco Rubio's ...
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