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 The integration of cutting-edge laser weapons into the Metaorizonal doctrine has brought about a revolution in ultra-long-range capabilities, uninterceptability, and continuous fires. The CYCLOPS laser weapons system offers near-instantaneous target engagement, providing a rapid response capability. While it very expensive to develop but it has been determined to be a cost-effective and efficient defense against incoming anti-ship missiles and the cost per engagement is proving to be lower than traditional munitions. The speed of light allows for quick target acquisition and interception, improving the naval force's ability to counter missile threats and enhancing overall survivability. Unlike traditional munitions, the CYCLOPS' laser beams are silent and leave no visible projectile, reducing the ability of even the most advanced ship defense systems to intercept the beam. CYCLOPS has a sustained engagement capability without the need for frequent resupply beyond a sustained power supply. The CYCLOPS laser systems can effectively counter unmanned aerial vehicles and drones. This is particularly relevant in a naval context, where more countries regardless of blue-water capability are developing or buying low-cost drones that they are employing for surveillance, reconnaissance, or even as potential threats. Laser weapons provide a flexible and efficient means of neutralizing these targets. The compact size of the CYCLOPS allows it to be integrated into a variety of platforms, including both large capital ships and smaller vessels. This adaptability allows for a distributed force structure, aligning with the doctrine's capability to field a large number of small warships globally.
-The [[Navy of Burgundie]], pioneering the adoption of railguns, found a strategic advantage in the extended reach and firepower these electromagnetic weapons offer. The railguns' ability to launch projectiles at hypervelocity speeds over vast distances is becoming a cornerstone of the Metaorizonal doctrine. Naval vessels of all sizes, equipped with railguns, are gaining a formidable capability for extreme-ranged fires, enabling precision strikes against distant targets with unparalleled speed. Moreover, the railgun's electromagnetic propulsion system minimizes the need for traditional propellants, resulting in a reduced logistical burden and extended operational endurance. This supports the [[Navy of Burgundie]]'s [[PREGG XXI]] goals of creating a distributed and resilient naval force capable of sustained, long-duration operations.
+The [[Navy of Burgundie]], pioneering the adoption of railguns, found a strategic advantage in the extended reach and firepower these electromagnetic weapons offer. The railguns' ability to launch projectiles at hypervelocity speeds over vast distances is becoming a cornerstone of the Metaorizonal doctrine. Naval vessels of all sizes, equipped with railguns, are gaining a formidable capability for extreme-ranged fires, enabling precision strikes against distant targets with unparalleled speed. Moreover, the railgun's electromagnetic propulsion system minimizes the need for traditional propellants, resulting in a reduced logistical burden and extended operational endurance. This supports the [[Navy of Burgundie]]'s [[21st Century Burgoignesc Power Projection Stratagem]] goals of creating a distributed and resilient naval force capable of sustained, long-duration operations.
 As laser and railgun technology continue to mature, the [[Navy of Burgundie]] find itself at the forefront of this paradigm shift in naval warfare. This doctrine, empowered by the inclusion of cutting-edge lasers and railgun technology, continues to cement its status as a forward-thinking and dynamic naval strategy, poised to meet the challenges of modern maritime conflict with unprecedented precision and power against both near-peer and asymmetrical adversaries.