The British Army has taken a bold step in strengthening the protection of its combat units by successfully testing a mobile High-Energy Laser (HEL) weapon system mounted on the Wolfhound armored vehicle. Conducted at Radnor Range in Wales in October 2024, the trials showcased the effectiveness of this advanced weapon in destroying hovering drones mid-flight. This historic achievement, marking the first time the British Army has fired a laser weapon from an armored platform, highlights the Ministry of Defence's determination to equip its forces with cutting-edge technology for modern warfare. Read full Defense News at this link ...
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Partially destroyed drones following successful High-Energy Laser weapon trials by the British Army, mounted on a Wolfhound armored vehicle, at Radnor Range, Wales, demonstrating its effectiveness in real combat conditions. (Picture source: British MoD)
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Partially destroyed drones following successful High-Energy Laser weapon trials by the British Army, mounted on a Wolfhound armored vehicle, at Radnor Range, Wales, demonstrating its effectiveness in real combat conditions. (Picture source: British MoD)
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