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U.S. Navy Railgun Fires First Test Shots

The US Navy unveils a super-powered electromagnetic cannon as the next generation in military weaponry.

Navy Considers Accelerating Electromagnetic Railgun Development

The U.S. Navy was planning to test an electromagnetic railgun at sea later this year, but officials are considering postponing or skipping the demonstration in order to speed up the project. The test, which is planned to be based out of the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, would involve using a prototype of the futuristic weapon to hit a floating barge in the ocean.

Man Uses 3D Printer to Build Handheld Railgun

The U.S. Navy has spent the last decade and millions of dollars developing an...

Military Officials Announce Plans for Directed Energy Weapons

Large scale demonstrations of lasers, microwaves, and other directed energy (DE) weapons that emit...

Navy Will Reveal Railgun to Public in February

The U.S. Navy will reveal an electromagnetic railgun to the public for the first...
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