Boeing-SVS Technicians Adjust the Relocatable High-Energy Laser

Boeing SVS Technician Working on Re-locatable High Energy Laser System (RHELS)

The Relocatable High-Energy Laser is Fine-Tuned by Boeing-SVS Technicians

Technicians at Work on Relocatable High Energy Laser System (RHELS)

Boeing SVS Technician Working on Re-locatable High Energy Laser System (RHELS)

B-SVS Relocatable High-Energy Laser System at Albuquerque, NM

B-SVS Technicians Inspect the Relocatable High-Energy Laser System

Two Technicians at Work on the B-SVS Relocatable High-Energy Laser System

Boeing-SVS Relocatable High-Energy Laser System in the Lab

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Boeing-SVS Technicians Adjust the Relocatable High-Energy Laser

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Boeing SVS is developing Dual Line of Site (DLOS) research. DLOS features two optical paths working at the same time: a receiver of a laser beam, and a transmitter that sends on the beam to a target. DLOS has become a part of other programs and systems, such as the Aerospace Relay Mirror System and is designing very short-range (6-mile, or 10-kilometer) tactical weapons called the Relocatable High-Energy Laser System. Field tests in late 2006 showed that the Relocatable High-Energy Laser System's mirror system on wheels can align with a stationary laser source and receive an optical signal from it.

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