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MIRACL

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Closed loop DF laser
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Image of part of the laser. From FAS
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Sea Lite beam director (also known as Skylite). From HELSTF
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SEALITE Beam Director (SLBD) contains a lighweight 1.8 m mirror created by Réosc
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MIRACL destroys a short-range Katyusha rocket, only a small fraction of the MIRACL's power was used, corresponding to the power that could be produced by a compact and mobile tactical laser system. This test was part of the Nautilus program, a THEL precursor. from Nautilus Lasers Are Lethal, February 1996
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Another view of missile destruction, note the bright white spot on the tip of the target rocket is the laser beam. This was the first time a laser engaged and destroyed a short-range rocket in flight. This was also the first time that a warhead was exploded in flight by any developmental or operational weapon system. from Defence Link, April, 1996
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HELLO - High-Energy Laser Light Opportunity. Civilian uses for this laser are part of project (see Popular Mechanics, October 1994).