Wesley Sparks, Director of Business Development at Honeywell explains how the company aims to provide power, thermal management, and energy storage for directed-energy weapons. From the floor of AFA 2025 in National Harbor, MD.

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Wesley Sparks, Director of Business Development at Honeywell explains how the company aims to provide power, thermal management, and energy storage for directed-energy weapons. From the floor of AFA 2025 in National Harbor, MD.{ai:summary}<p>Honeywell's Wesley Sparks outlines plans to provide power, thermal management, and energy storage for directed-energy weapons.</p><p>He spoke from the AFA 2025 floor in National Harbor, MD.

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Threat Status: The future of directed energy weapons

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