SS: Israel’s Iron Beam laser air defense system is set to become operational in late 2025.
The system, developed by Rafael and Elbit Systems under the Ministry of Defense, is a high-power 100-kilowatt laser designed to intercept aerial threats like rockets, drones, and missiles.
Iron Beam will complement Iron Dome, offering cost-effective interceptions—potentially just a few dollars compared to Iron Dome’s $30,000 per interception.
Game changer or over-hyped?
petepro on
Ah, that’s why they signed the ceasefire. Preparing to field test this.
Unique-Archer3370 on
Hm that system will change the battlefield
Using 1$ to shoot down missile drones and such also no need to reload ammunition like in the iron dome
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SS: Israel’s Iron Beam laser air defense system is set to become operational in late 2025.
The system, developed by Rafael and Elbit Systems under the Ministry of Defense, is a high-power 100-kilowatt laser designed to intercept aerial threats like rockets, drones, and missiles.
Iron Beam will complement Iron Dome, offering cost-effective interceptions—potentially just a few dollars compared to Iron Dome’s $30,000 per interception.
Game changer or over-hyped?
Ah, that’s why they signed the ceasefire. Preparing to field test this.
Hm that system will change the battlefield
Using 1$ to shoot down missile drones and such also no need to reload ammunition like in the iron dome