HELLADS TO BE MOUNTED ON AIRFORCE FIGHTER JETS ALONG WITH THE NAVY AND ARMY OPENING CAPABILITY TO TARGET THE ENEMY WITH THE 150KW LASER EVEN DRONES–AS ITS TARGET FOR DEPLOYMENT TO BE IN 2020–AS THE FUTURISTIC TIE FIGHTER AND X-WING FIGHTER IS REALIZED IN THE 21ST CENTURY–BUT THEN WHEN THE ENEMY IS SEPARATED BY TWO OCEANS THE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC ARE NO LONGER THE CASE WHEN THE ENEMY IS BROUGHT THROUGH OPEN BORDERS BY THE PROGRESSIVE AND DEMOCRATS POLICY OF APPEASEMENT

It will be a new era for top guns: Air Force bosses have boasted combat lasers will be fitted to fighters planes 'very soon' and have revealed a full scale prototype is being built.
'I believe we'll have a directed energy pod we can put on a fighter plane very soon,' Air Force General Hawk Carlisle has claimed at the Air Force Association Air & Space conference in a presentation on what he called Fifth-Generation Warfare, according to Ars Technica. 
'That day is a lot closer than I think a lot of people think it is.'
The US Navy has already deployed a laser weapon at sea aboard the USS Ponce, capable of a range of attacks against small boats, drones, and light aircraft posing a threat, by blinding sensors or operators or heating elements to make them fail or explode. 
Other laser weapons are also being tested by the Office of Naval Research for use on helicopters to protect against man-portable anti aircraft missiles.
Directed-energy weapons pods could be affixed to aircraft to destroy or disable incoming missiles, drones, and even enemy aircraft at a much lower 'cost per shot' than missiles or even guns, Carlisle suggested. 
The front runner for the Air Force system is believed to be called the High-Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System (HELLADS), and will create a laser small enough to be mounted on a plane, and is expected to be ready for use by 2020. 
General Atomics, the firm making, it, has revealed a full scale system is already under construction following tests.

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