Lockheed Delivers Laser Weapon for Mounting to Military Gunship
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The Loudenslager Laser 200, an acrobatics airplane which recently caused a controversy due to the beer logos on its wings and fuselage, is displayed along with other aircraft, including an Air France
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Chinese Navy Ship Aims Laser at Australian Military Plane, Morrison Rises - World Today News
Witness says laser was pointed at aircraft by child | CBC News
RIP, Raygun: Pentagon's Laser Plane Laid to Rest | WIRED
RCMP issue warning after green laser pointed at plane northwest of Edmonton | CBC News
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US anti-missile laser plane needs more work - Neoseeker
The Air Force Will Test Laser Weapons by 2021
Advanced tactical laser aircraft fires high-power laser in flight > Air Force > Article Display
What's Next For The Laser Plane? - Scienceline
Northrop captures beam control award for laser fighter jet demo | News | Flight Global
Air Force Wants to Fire Lasers from Aircraft by 2023 | Military.com
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Laser-equipped 747 missile-buster flies last flight, claims its spot in the Boneyard - The Verge
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YAL-1 A BOEING 747 PLATFORM FOR A LASER CANNON. THE BUSINESS END IS SHOWN HERE COVERED ON THE NOSE OF THE PLANE. NOTE THAT THE LARGE BODY BEHIND… | Flugzeug, Jet
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High-powered, jet-mounted laser one step closer to flying the terrifying skies | Engadget
