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COIL
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COILChemical Oxygen-Iodine Laser
COILCongress on Ionic Liquids (est. 2005)
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CoILComputational Intelligence and Learning
COILCollaborative Online International Learning (State University of New York)
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The advanced tactical laser was designed to shoot stationary or moving ground targets from a C-130 cargo aircraft, and also employs a chemical oxygen-iodine laser.
Directed energy: low power weapons on the rise by Wagner, Breanne / National Defense
The ATL system is a chemical oxygen-iodine laser (coil) being developed by Boeing for the US Department of Defense and will be used to destroy, damage or disable targets with little to no collateral damage--quite unlike Boeing's Airborne Laser (ABL), which is a high-energy coil weapon capable of destroying ballistic missiles in the boost phase.
ATL laser on C-130H by Armada International
TRW is providing the complete chemical oxygen-iodine laser system.
EDWARDS PREPARES FOR TESTS LOCAL WORK ON AIRBORNE LASER CANNON TO ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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