We'll re-poll for Suppression Weapon Systems, owing to the fact that the initial quotes did not really fit the vision for the tech.
One carryover and three new ones, but as always--pick or submit your favorite quote!
TECH_SUPPRESSION_WEAPON_SYSTEMS
Quote #1:
The last thing they need is Lieutenant Gorman telling them to lay down suppressing fire with flame units and fall back by squads.
-Michael Stephen Fuchs
Quote #2:
In short: the Marine Corps wants a pulsed laser that can blind, disorient, and burn, all in the same package.
-Jared Keller, "The Marine Corps Wants To Put Freakin' Lasers On Vehicles For Crowd Control"
Quote #3:
One, the Active Denial System (ADS), makes the target's skin feel like it's on fire. The other, called the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD), directs intense sound in a narrow cone. The sound is so clear and powerful that it was nicknamed "the voice of God."
-Mark Cancian, "'Heat Ray' And 'The Voice Of God': My Experience With The Nonlethal Weapons Eyed For Use in D.C. Protests"
Quote #4:
It's a reasonable discussion about what level of violence requires what level of response. Wherever the line gets drawn, however, it is better to use a high-tech electronic beam than batons, tear gas, and ultimately, firearms.
-Mark Cancian, "'Heat Ray' And 'The Voice Of God': My Experience With The Nonlethal Weapons Eyed For Use in D.C. Protests"
One carryover and three new ones, but as always--pick or submit your favorite quote!
TECH_SUPPRESSION_WEAPON_SYSTEMS
Quote #1:
The last thing they need is Lieutenant Gorman telling them to lay down suppressing fire with flame units and fall back by squads.
-Michael Stephen Fuchs
Quote #2:
In short: the Marine Corps wants a pulsed laser that can blind, disorient, and burn, all in the same package.
-Jared Keller, "The Marine Corps Wants To Put Freakin' Lasers On Vehicles For Crowd Control"
Quote #3:
One, the Active Denial System (ADS), makes the target's skin feel like it's on fire. The other, called the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD), directs intense sound in a narrow cone. The sound is so clear and powerful that it was nicknamed "the voice of God."
-Mark Cancian, "'Heat Ray' And 'The Voice Of God': My Experience With The Nonlethal Weapons Eyed For Use in D.C. Protests"
Quote #4:
It's a reasonable discussion about what level of violence requires what level of response. Wherever the line gets drawn, however, it is better to use a high-tech electronic beam than batons, tear gas, and ultimately, firearms.
-Mark Cancian, "'Heat Ray' And 'The Voice Of God': My Experience With The Nonlethal Weapons Eyed For Use in D.C. Protests"
