British Army tests directed-energy weapon system from Project Ealing

Published on May 13, 2024

The British Army has initiated trials of a new mobile-directed-energy system as part of Project Ealing, as reported by Gabriele Molinelli on X (Twitter). This project employs advanced radio frequency technology to interfere with electronic circuits, aiming to provide a strategic countermeasure against drone threats. Additionally, the British Army plans to deploy laser weapons by 2027 as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance its capabilities.

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