Speaking at a hearing of the US Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Emerging threats, Air Force Lt. Gen. Marshall Webb told lawmakers that the service still lacks adequate funds for a program to add a laser to the AC-130J gunship.
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First flight of a Lockheed Martin AC-130J Gunship (Picture source: USAF)
First flight of a Lockheed Martin AC-130J Gunship (Picture source: USAF)
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