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Army develops laser that blinds soldiers and jams sensors
The Washington Post reports the Army seeks 14 million dollars in 1984 to develop the Close Combat Laser Assault Weapon C CLAW a portable laser system that could blind soldiers including tank crew through night sights and damage optical sensors while facing ethical debate and limited use in fog or rain. The weapon may be mounted on tanks personnel carriers or helicopters.
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