Heat Ray

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1. Voodoorr

   11.10.2019

   Every few years since , the military has invited reporters to get zapped by a “heat ray.” The dozens who signed up all came away with a similar conclusion: the weapon, officially called an.

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2. Munris

   13.10.2019

   Sep 17,  · Raytheon's Active Denial System (ADS), meanwhile, sometimes called a "heat ray," uses directed electromagnetic radiation in a completely different band. .

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3. Metilar

   12.10.2019

   Sep 16,  · Last month, The New York Times reported that U.S. border officials weighed deploying the so-called heat ray against migrants a few weeks before the elections.

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4. Nekree

   16.10.2019

   Sep 18,  · The ADS is a kind of "heat ray" device that when aimed at an individual gives the sensation of burning skin.

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5. Goltigore

   15.10.2019

   Sep 17,  · A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that's been called a "heat ray" — to deal with protesters outside the White House on.

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6. Bragami

   14.10.2019

   Sep 17,  · The technology, also called a “heat ray,” was developed to disperse large crowds in the early s but was shelved amid concerns about its effectiveness, safety and the ethics of using it on.

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7. Kajizilkree

   19.10.2019

   Sep 17,  · The heat ray that officials had sought was developed with the intent of repelling individuals without injury.

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8. Gubar

   11.10.2019

   Aug 26,  · That afternoon, at a separate meeting with top leaders of the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection officials suggested deploying a microwave weapon — a “heat ray” .

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