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> If you can accurately strobe it with a laser, why not use the same targeting system to shoot it down? There will always be a chance that the targeting system
by newcool1230 3y ago
> If you can accurately strobe it with a laser, why not use the same targeting system to shoot it down?
There will always be a chance that the targeting system misses so strobbing a laser (or bidirectional jamming) will minimize the risk of damaging the surrounding area (people, animals, etc.) vs shooting it down with bullets/nets.
- throwway120385 3y agoAlso a laser that emits enough light to blind a sensor may not be classified as a munition, whereas something that emits projectiles is almost always classified as a munition.