The SureStrike dry fire system provides a safe and cost-effective laser marksmanship tools that improve skill while reducing training expense. SureStrike transforms any fully operational pistol into a ...

FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Even today, two decades into the 21st century, the multiple integrated laser engagement system, or MILES, still sounds like a gadget out of "Star Trek." The gear uses lasers and ...

The U.S. Army wants to trade the decades-old Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System, or MILES, for an advanced simulation technology to provide more realistic force-on-force training. The Army ...

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A Virginia-based company has delivered two high-energy laser system units to the U.S. Army. Developed by AeroVironment, the 20kW LOCUST Laser Weapon System (LWS) identifies, tracks, and engages a wide ...

Lasers don’t shoot like bullets, and that’s a problem for Marines seeking realistic force-on-force shooter training. The Marines Corps is upgrading its field force-on-force shooting system to a third ...

Since its inception more than 37 years ago, the game of laser tag has evolved into fun corporate team-building events, themed parties and even international competitions and tournaments where medals ...

U.S. Army Spc. Theodore Durbin, right, installs the driver's side door on his Humvee in preparation for the Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System to be installed at the National Training Center.

Israel’s high-powered laser interception system, dubbed “Iron Beam,” has been declared operational after completing development and final tests, and is set to be delivered to the military by the end ...

Security forces in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip are using technology to practice shooting on laser simulators, saving money spent on ammunition in the cash-strapped Palestinian territory. In a converted ...

The Marine Corps' ground-based laser systems, which can be mounted to the tops of vehicles to take down drones, now have stronger beams to combat airborne threats. The Corps has a new $2.5 million ...