Good morning, everyone. I call this joint subcommittee hearing together with the Subcommittee on Cyber, Innovation Technologies, and Information Systems, along with the Subcommittee on Oversight and Government Reform--National Security Subcommittee.
James Langevin opens the joint subcommittee hearing on cybersecurity and national security.
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As we know, directed energy weapons, such as lasers and high-powered microwaves, can effectively engage a variety of threats with speed, flexibility, precision, and on a low cost-per-shot basis.
I want to say good morning to our witnesses. Thank you for your very poignant, very insightful, and important testimony today.
Well, I certainly think that DIU deserves our support. It certainly has mine and we want to continue to leverage the model that they bring to the table and engaging with these small innovative companies.
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