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Researchers Transmit Energy With Laser in โ€œHistoricโ€ Power-Beaming Demonstration

It was the second day of a 3-day-long tech demonstration at the David Taylor Model Basin at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Bethesda, MD, where attendees had gathered to stand around in the dark to look at something they mostly couldnโ€t see. It was a long-range, free-space power beaming systemโ€”the first of its kind.

Navy, Marines Express Interest in โ€œStackableโ€ Modular Offensive Grenades for the Future

Several new types of grenades, including one that can be stacked to create a larger explosion, have garnered interest from the U.S. Department of the Navy. The Crane, Indiana-based Naval Surface Warfare Center issued a request for information about the modular grenades last month, along with several other early-stage procurement notices about several flash-bang grenade

Directorate Wants to Change View of Nonlethal Weapons

Modern warfare is often characterized by heavy firepower such as guns, tanks, and attack aircraft. But as the United States faces operations in the โ€œgray zoneโ€ โ€” actions that remain below the level of conventional armed conflict โ€” there is an increasing need for nonlethal options. In charge of the Pentagonโ€™s effort to develop such