What's better on the battlefield of the future than swarming UAVs or waves of rockets? The U.S. Army thinks one answer might be a battlefield laser, and Huntsville company Dynetics has won a $10 million contract to help develop one, as Lee Roop reports on Alabama Business.
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Lockheed Martin - Dynetics' HEL TVD (Illustration: Lockheed Martin)
Lockheed Martin - Dynetics' HEL TVD (Illustration: Lockheed Martin)
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