cruise4
11-12-2007, 10:55 PM
David Hambling says, "As it happens, US cops can use it, and very probably will. An article coming up in Wired News soon will explain why... Also, I have a piece on why it's not as safe as they say, coming up in the Guardian newspaper this Thursday."
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/12/active-denial-a.html#more
Bottom of article links:
* Military Zips Lip on Pain Ray Accident
* Heat Beam Targets "Angry Mob"
* 2008: Year of the Pain Ray?
* I Was a Pain Ray Guinea Pig
* Pain Ray Zaps Through Windows, Fries Sailors
* Pain Ray 2.0: People-Zapper on the Move
* Pain Ray 2.0: Heat vs. Heat Gun
* Pain Ray Heading for L.A. Streets?
* New Active Denial System = Next iPod?
* No Pain Ray for Iraq
* Pain Ray Injures Airman
* Video: Pain Ray Fries Reporter
* New Robo-Weapon: Paralyzing Floodlight
* Marines Wants Pain Ray, ASAP
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/12/active-denial-a.html#more
Bottom of article links:
* Military Zips Lip on Pain Ray Accident
* Heat Beam Targets "Angry Mob"
* 2008: Year of the Pain Ray?
* I Was a Pain Ray Guinea Pig
* Pain Ray Zaps Through Windows, Fries Sailors
* Pain Ray 2.0: People-Zapper on the Move
* Pain Ray 2.0: Heat vs. Heat Gun
* Pain Ray Heading for L.A. Streets?
* New Active Denial System = Next iPod?
* No Pain Ray for Iraq
* Pain Ray Injures Airman
* Video: Pain Ray Fries Reporter
* New Robo-Weapon: Paralyzing Floodlight
* Marines Wants Pain Ray, ASAP