The Navy’s high intensity laser being developed by Boeing [BA] and envisioned to defend against surface and air threats is undergoing critical design review (CDR) this week, a company official said yesterday. Boeing moved into the current phase of the Free Electron Laser sponsored by the Office of Naval Research (ONR) following a contract award in 2010 that could reach a total value of $163 million. Mike Rinn told reporters the CDR will continue throughout the week. Following the CDR,…
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