Army Poised to Deploy Laser Weapons in Landmark Deal
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Army Poised to Deploy Laser Weapons in Landmark Deal

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The Pentagon is preparing to finalize a contract for directed energy weapons, officially adding laser technology to the U.S. Army’s arsenal. The move comes as officials seek solutions to counter the increasing threat posed by drones.

The agreement centers around “Enduring High Energy Lasers,” which will become an official part of the Army's equipment if the contract is signed. This marks a significant step in integrating directed energy weapons into military operations, addressing concerns about aerial drone threats.

The Pentagon has not released details on the cost or specific deployment timeline for these laser systems. However, the decision signals a shift towards embracing advanced technologies to maintain battlefield superiority and protect against evolving security challenges.

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