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Marine Corps Times reports on secret
weapon program
The Marine Corps is preparing to unveil perhaps the biggest breakthrough in
weapons since the atomic bomb — a nonlethal weapon that fires directed
energy at human targets.
In an exclusive, copyrighted story that appears on newsstands Monday,
Marine Corps Times reports that the weapon, called the Vehicle-Mounted
Active Denial System is designed to stop an individual in his tracks and make
him turn and flee.
The Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate in Quantico, Va., had planned to
unveil the technology in April after briefing Marine Commandant Gen. James
Jones, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Michael Ryan and senior Defense
Department civilians, still not appointed.
But plans were accelerated and much of the program declassified after
Marine Corps Times learned of the story.
Plans now call for an unveiling and demonstration for military and
congressional leaders in March at Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M.
The VMADS project is co-sponsored by the Marine Corps and the Air
Force, which has conducted much of the research and development.
Feb. 23, 2001
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