Four laser weapon-equipped Stryker vehicles are in the works. 🧐 engineering
The Directed Energy Maneuver Short-range Air Defense system that until now did not have a simpler name has been dubbed"Guardian," Defense News reported after an event at the
Center for Strategic and International Studies. Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood, the head of the Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office , spoke at the event and estimated the induction of the weapon system would be in September.and the powerful laser would be powered by high capacity batteries that would be charged by the Stryker's diesel engines.
Kord Technologies, a subsidiary of KBR, who was originally awarded the contract in 2019 had further subcontracted the building of the laser module to Northrop Grumman and Raytheon Technologies, Defense News reported. The subcontract was to end in a Combat Standoff, and a winner would be given the contract.
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