Beyond the limit E13: Future Weapons. With Colonel Dan 'Tanna' Isbell
Analysis Summary
Summary
The person in this account is a former military pilot and engineer who transitioned from working on the F-22 Raptor project to studying energy weapons. During his career, he focused on developing fiber laser technology for military applications. He described how fiber lasers could effectively target drones and missiles, providing a cost-efficient alternative to traditional missile systems. He noted the advantages of fiber lasers, such as their ability to be integrated into naval systems and their low operational costs. After his experiences, he expressed a strong belief in the future of fiber lasers in warfare, indicating a significant shift in his perspective on weaponry and military technology.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The video discusses advancements in military weaponry, particularly focusing on fiber lasers and their advantages over traditional missile systems. The speaker shares insights from their experience in the military, highlighting the shift towards net-centric warfare and the potential for collaborative combat aircraft. Additionally, they touch on issues of integrity and coverup within military operations.
The Navy has been using fiber lasers on their ships for over 20 years.
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“I think the future is fiber laser and I got laughed at because at that point... Southampton University was the leading fiber laser authority.”
Managed by: Navy
Develop high-energy laser systems for military applications
The Navy has been using fiber lasers on their ships for over 20 years.
Fiber lasers can take down drones with very little power.
The cost of using fiber lasers is significantly lower than traditional missile systems.
The future of military weaponry is moving towards fiber lasers due to their logistical advantages.
The F-35's new radar uses gallium arsenide technology for better power output without overheating.
The Navy is considering laser systems as the ultimate protection for aircraft carriers.
The military has been working on net-centric warfare concepts to improve targeting and coordination.
There are ongoing developments in collaborative combat aircraft that will enhance aerial warfare capabilities.
The speaker was sidelined from their position due to their unwillingness to compromise integrity regarding illegal activities.