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    Researchers Test Non-Lethal Laser Windshield Obscuration Technology [Image 3 of 3]

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    A low-light archival video frame showing a small illuminated disc-shaped object suspended by multiple thin wires or filaments against a dark background. The image appears to be from a NAVSEA (Naval Sea Systems Command) test or experiment, with an on-screen timestamp and label visible. The object appears to be a test article or sensor being evaluated in a near-field driver configuration.

    12.15.2009

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    Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate

    This series of video images from laser windshield obscuration testing shows the bright white flash caused by the laser and the ensuing damage to the windshield glass. Researchers are now working on creating the same flash while minimizing damage to the windshield.

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    Date Taken: 12.15.2009
    Date Posted: 12.15.2009 16:20
    Photo ID: 232007
    VIRIN: 091215-O-9999X-003
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    A high-speed or scientific camera capture showing an intensely bright, glowing spherical object against a dark background, with visible light streaks radiating outward. The lower-right corner displays a partial logo or signage reading 'NA__A' (possibly NASA), and the lower-left shows the label 'Driver Near Field'. A timestamp in the lower-right reads 'Fri Dec 15 15:11:48.868', suggesting this is a recorded test or experimental event.
    The image shows a close-up of a shattered or impact-damaged surface, likely glass or a similar brittle material, with a central impact point and radiating crack lines. The image appears to be a documentation photograph taken by NAVSEA (Naval Sea Systems Command), timestamped Friday, December 15 at 15:11:53. The overlay text reads 'Driver Near Field' in the lower left corner, suggesting this may be a ballistic or impact test documentation image.
    A low-light archival video frame showing a small illuminated disc-shaped object suspended by multiple thin wires or filaments against a dark background. The image appears to be from a NAVSEA (Naval Sea Systems Command) test or experiment, with an on-screen timestamp and label visible. The object appears to be a test article or sensor being evaluated in a near-field driver configuration.

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