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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

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    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

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    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Railguner Thunder II

    Railguner Thunder II

    Photo by Sgt. Matthew Masani

    41st Field Artillery Brigade

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    Two men are standing in what appears to be an industrial or military testing facility. A civilian in a dark suit and tie is gesturing toward heavy machinery, apparently explaining or demonstrating equipment to a person in desert camouflage military uniform. The facility contains large hydraulic hoses, heavy machinery, and a blue equipment table in the foreground.

    Explaining railgun operations

    Photo by John Williams

    Defense Imagery Management Operations Center

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    BAE Railgun Distro A

    BAE Railgun Distro A

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    Defense Media Activity - Navy Production

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    Railgun Projectile Test

    Railgun Projectile Test

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    U.S. Navy

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    Navy Railgun Lines Named for Two Electromagnetic Railgun Visionaries at Ceremony

    Navy Railgun Lines Named for Two Electromagnetic Railgun Visionaries at Ceremony

    Story by John Joyce

    Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division

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    The image shows a large military electromagnetic railgun system mounted on an elevated platform with yellow safety railings and grated walkways. The weapon system bears visible 'NAVSEA' and 'BAE Systems' branding labels, indicating it is a U.S. Navy development project. The installation appears to be at a coastal test facility, with open water visible in the background.

    Electromagnetic Railgun at Terminal Range

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    The image shows a large military electromagnetic railgun system mounted on a gray steel platform structure. The system bears visible NAVSEA (Naval Sea Systems Command) and BAE Systems branding, indicating this is a U.S. Navy experimental or prototype weapon system. The installation appears to be an outdoor ground-based test facility surrounded by pine trees.

    Electromagnetic Railgun at Terminal Range

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    Navy Railgun Goes East

    Navy Railgun Goes East

    Video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Alec Jacobs

    War.gov

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    A technician or engineer is working at a computer terminal inside what appears to be a General Atomics Electromagnetics laboratory facility. The room contains a large electromagnetic launcher or railgun test apparatus mounted on a gray support structure, connected to a barrel aimed at a reinforced target wall. Banks of blue capacitor or power storage units line the background wall, providing the high-energy power supply for the system.

    Electromagnetic Railgun prototype evaluated

    Photo by John Williams

    U.S. Navy

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    The image shows a large electromagnetic railgun or launcher system manufactured by General Atomics Electromagnetics, installed in an industrial facility. The system features a long black barrel assembly mounted on a gray structural frame, connected to a large bank of capacitors or power storage units in the background. Signage indicates involvement from NAVSEA and the Office of Naval Research, suggesting this is a U.S. Navy research and development installation.

    Electromagnetic Railgun prototype evaluated

    Photo by John Williams

    U.S. Navy

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    The image shows a large industrial electromagnetic machine manufactured by General Atomics Electromagnetics, photographed in what appears to be a testing or assembly facility. The machine features a massive circular disc assembly with numerous copper electrical connectors, heavy bolts, and thick black power cables. The equipment appears to be a high-power electromagnetic launcher or railgun-related technology component.

    Electromagnetic Railgun prototype evaluated

    Photo by John Williams

    U.S. Navy

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    The image shows a large industrial facility housing General Atomics Electromagnetics equipment, featuring a prominent black cylindrical launcher or rail gun barrel mounted on a circular track or cradle. Behind the main apparatus is a large curved array of blue capacitor banks or energy storage modules arranged in multiple tiers. The facility appears to be a high-energy electromagnetic systems test facility, likely related to electromagnetic launch technology.

    Electromagnetic Railgun prototype evaluated

    Photo by John Williams

    U.S. Navy

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    Record Setting Firing of Railgun

    Record Setting Firing of Railgun

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    U.S. Navy

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    Four men stand together in what appears to be an official ceremony or presentation in a conference room setting. Three men in civilian business attire and one man in a U.S. Navy dress uniform with gold rank insignia and service ribbons are gathered near a podium. An American flag and a U.S. Navy flag are visible in the background.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    Two men in business suits are examining a commemorative display board at what appears to be a formal military ceremony. The board honors Admiral James R. Hogg, USN (Ret.) and announces the naming of an Electromagnetic Railgun Line as 'The Hogg Gunline' at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division, dated 22 February 2018. An American flag is visible in the background, indicating an official government or military setting.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    A formal presentation or briefing is taking place in what appears to be a government or military facility. An elderly man in a dark suit is speaking at a wooden podium, while seated attendees including military personnel in uniform listen. A banner in the background references a 'Strategic Plan 2015-2020' associated with a Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    An elderly man with white hair stands at a wooden podium, appearing to give a speech or presentation. He is dressed formally in a dark suit jacket, light blue dress shirt, and red tie with a tie bar. Behind him is a banner displaying 'NSWCDD' (Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division) with naval imagery.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    A formal indoor gathering, likely a lecture, ceremony, or institutional meeting, where an elderly man in a black suit and red tie is speaking at a wooden podium. A second elderly man in a navy suit sits nearby, appearing to listen attentively. Several attendees are seated around a conference table with water bottles and name placards visible.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    An elderly man in a dark suit is speaking at a wooden podium during what appears to be an official or military ceremony. Behind him, several attendees are seated, including individuals in military dress uniforms and civilian attire, with an American flag and a blue military/government flag visible in the background. The setting appears to be a conference or briefing room.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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    A formal indoor event or presentation is taking place in what appears to be a conference or meeting room. A bald man in a navy suit stands at a wooden podium speaking, while two elderly men in dark suits are seated to his right near an American flag. Several attendees are seated at a long conference table in the foreground.

    Electromagnetic Railgun Line Naming Ceremony

    Photo by John Williams

    Office of Naval Research

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