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反弹道导弹激光武器的发展曾在白宫、国防部和参议院进行多次会谈。上周里根总统会见了从事氢弹发展的核物理学家爱德华·特勒及在劳伦斯·利弗莫尔实验室和洛斯·阿拉莫斯实验室发展X射线激光的专家洛厄尔·伍德。特勒批评了政府,他声称,白宫忽视短波长激光技术的进展,特别是小型核装置泵浦的X射线激光器。美国正在内瓦达地下核试验场进行X射线激光器试验。特勒极力主张今后几年内在这方面每年增加约2亿美元的投资。特勒和伍德与国防拨款小组委员会主席,参议员特德·史蒂文斯(阿拉斯加州的共和党人)也进行了交谈,并告诉后者,他们支持国会批准以牺牲空军空基长波化学激光计划来增加1983年财政年度短波激光投资的主张。国防部长温伯格上周后期会见
The development of anti-ballistic missile laser weapons was conducted at the White House, the Ministry of National Defense and the Senate. Last week, President Reagan met with Edward Tiller, a nuclear physicist engaged in the development of hydrogen bombs, and Lowell Wood, an expert in the development of X-ray lasers at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and the Los Alamos Laboratory. Teller criticized the government. He claimed that the White House ignored the progress of short-wavelength laser technology, especially small-core nuclear-powered pumped X-ray lasers. The United States is conducting an X-ray laser test at the Nevada underground nuclear test site. Tiller strongly advocates an annual increase of about $200 million in investment in this area in the next few years. Teller and Wood joined the chairman of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, Senator Ted Stevens (Republican of Alaska), and told the latter that they support the approval of the Congress to sacrifice Air Force space-based longwave chemical laser plans. To increase the short-wave laser investment in the fiscal year 1983. Defense Secretary Weinberger met in the latter part of last week