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Why the Royal Navy Puts a £10 Laser on a £3B Destroyer
Modern naval warfare has hit a terrifying economic wall. In the chaotic waters of the Red Sea, a £3 billion Type 45 Destroyer faces a new, relentless enemy: swarms of disposable drones. The traditional response is a Sea Viper missile costing nearly £2 million per launch. The target is a fiberglass drone costing less than £20,000. This is the "Asymmetric Nightmare"—a battle where successfully intercepting the enemy means draining the treasury and depleting limited missile silos.
This video analyzes how the Royal Navy is flipping this equation with DragonFire, a revolutionary directed energy weapon system. For just £10 per shot, this laser delivers surgical destruction at the speed of light, effectively giving warships an infinite magazine as long as the engines are running. We break down the tactical terror of saturation attacks, the hard limits of Vertical Launch Systems (VLS), and why the future of defense is no longer about bigger explosions, but about economic sustainability. Witness how the photon is replacing gunpowder to save the modern fleet from bankruptcy.
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