What does MTHEL stand for?

Mobile Tactical High Energy Laser (defensive ground-based weapon)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Army Systems and Their Anticipated Operating Environment The Mobile tactical high Energy Laser (MTHEL), a combined effort of the US Army and Israel, seeks to defeat rockets/artillery/ mortars (RAM), cruise missiles, short-range ballistic missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicles in the boundary layer of the atmosphere.

Optimizing the effectiveness of directed energy weapons with ...

The Mobile Tactical High Energy Laser (MTHEL) used in the White Sands test is being developed by TRW for the US Army and the Israeli defence ministries.

A different kind of war: the face of modern warfare is changing. In ...

The Mobile Tactical High Energy Laser tracked the 2-foot-long artillery rounds and heated them with a laser beam until they exploded, Army officials said.

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