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Iron Man's Morality

by Damien F

Friday, 09 May 2008Damien F trys to figure out Iron Man's sense of right and wrong.~

This month saw the synthesised superhero Iron Man join the ever-increasing canon of Marvel characters adapted for the screen. Played Robert Downey Jr, and directed by Jon Favreau (who appears onscreen as some sort of unacknowledged personal assistant),

Iron Man refreshes Marvel's old metal-clad, commie-bashing trailblazer, who unknown but to a select few (which includes almost everyone. Iron Man has to be the least secret secret identity in the history of comic-books) is billionaire industrialist and genius arms manufacturer Tony Stark.

The best that can be said about this film is that it's not awful, raising it above the likes of Daredevil,The Fantastic Four and The Punisher, among others. It's a largely competent, if silly, two hours of Hollywood entertainment, and as the first blockbuster event-movie of the summer, it inspires hope that this season's offerings will be a significant improvement over last year's dreadful showing.

However, just as it avoids sinking to the lowest levels for this kind of film, it fails to hit the heights it aspires to. It lacks the intelligence and social consciousness that marked Batman Beyond and the X-Men series, as well as the sense of humanity that made the Spider-Man films essential for fans and newcomers alike.

Seemingly aware of this, Favreau has tried to inject Iron Man with another attribute: morality. The story, admirably faithful to the comic's origins, tells us of the playboy Stark who fails to recognise the consequences of his actions. Be they the friends left stranded at an award ceremony held in his honour while he parties with floozies at a Las Vegas casino, or the innocents killed by the weapons he produces. As he explains to a hostile reporter (shortly before bedding her), his products are essential in maintaining a global balance of power, which ultimately serves to save lives. He has a change of heart, however, when he is captured by terrorists in Afghanistan while displaying the latest Stark Industries weapon the "Jericho" to military officials. Here he sees the true effect his weapons are having on the world, as the terrorists are armed with his company's products. They demand he builds for them their own Jericho. Instead Tony builds an electric-powered suit of armour for himself under their noses and makes good his escape. Afterwards, vowing to protect the people put in harms way by his weaponry, he fashions a more sophisticated, stylish version of the suit and becomes Iron Man, flying around the world at super-sonic speed destroying the militias armed with Stark Industry weapons.

Unfortunately, his morality becomes the film's most critical malfunction. The Iron Man suit is armed with all manner of guns to rocket launchers, and Tony expresses no qualms about killing those who apparently deserve being killed. Effectively, it's a weapon itself, and we're expected to accept that its presence makes the world safer when the sale of Jericho missiles represents such a threat? Perhaps the answer to this lies in who controls the weapons. Where as Stark missiles were sold on a free market, the Iron Man suit is owed and operated by nobody but Tony. However, just as he was naive to believe his weapons would only be used by forces interested in stabilising world peace, it transpires that Tony can't protect the technology for the suit falling into the wrong hands. The issue of a central a source of control of power is also belied by a scene where Iron Man confronts a group attacking an unidentified Middle-Eastern village. After killing the foot-soldiers, he delivers their leader to the villagers and invites them to do what they like with him before flying away and leaving them at it. We jump from highly central military control to mob justice in a single breath.

The confused nature of the films morality is not helped by its generic look at international conflicts. We are told that Tony is kidnapped in Afghanistan, but the true aims of his kidnappers are never fully explained. We can't write them off as the Taliban, as they seem to be a loose alliance of terrorists from all over the world. Following this the film alludes to ethnic-cleansing of regions by the same group, but we are never told why. The Marvel comics have rarely strayed from addressing real-life events such as Northern Ireland or 9/11 (the Marvel superheroes are currently being drafted to the image of the UN). These are usually discussed in a highly superficial way, but it's admirable that they have the nerve to discuss them at all. For a film that seeks to address the affects of Western military involvement in the developing world, it would have been refreshing if they referred directly to the arming of real-life militias, such as the Taliban by Western governments rather than just gutlessly allude to it.

It should be said, however, that one real-life conflict does get a look in. We are given numerous references to World War Two, as we are repeatedly told how Tony's father worked on the Manhattan Project. Presumably the building of the atomic bomb is meant to serve as a metaphor for the construction of a hyper-powered suit of armour. Prior to his kidnapping, Tony tells us that the ideal weapon is not one you never have to use but one you only have to use once. The allusion to the atomic bomb is clear. The trouble with this is that Tony is never asked to consider if the bomb was a mistake. For all the people who mention his father's role in the project, nobody asks if he regretted this or stood by the project. An internal debate over the true nature of nuclear weapons, be they war at its most corrupt and evil or the single stabilising factor in conflicts between super-states, might have serve to address the flaws in the films muddied morality. As it stands, this is just a wasted opportunity.

For those interested in seeing this film, these flaws should not dissuade you. Fans of the comics can rejoice the film's faithfulness to its source material. They even manage to fit in Iron Man's original clunky, aesthetically displeasing armour. Praise can also be bestowed on Downey's performance as Tony Stark. A few eyebrows were raised when the decision to give him the role was announced, as it was doubted the former wild-boy could handle a leading role on such a major production, and his physic could hardly be described as super-powered. However, I suspect fans were delighted with the casting, as his hell-raising antics were suitably in tune with the charismatic Stark. On screen, the choice seems inspired. Jeff Bridges also has a ball as the villain Ironmonger. However, Gwyneth Paltrow is simply annoying as the love interest Pepper Potts. And then there's that bloody reporter, who keeps turning up like a crazed stalker ex-girlfriend.

The special effects for the suit are a joy to watch, but the action sequences lack a required energy. Watching metallic men fight serves only to remind us how much more fun last year's Transformers was. Overall, Iron Man is far from essential, but enjoyable enough if you do give it a chance. I just wish they figured out the sermon before taking to the alter.

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Arthur B

at 13:15 on 2008-05-09The thing is, Tony Stark is basically a neo-con (witness his role in the recent

Civil War

storyline, which I have been glancing at from afar and tutting at), or rather a comic book writer's vision of a neo-con, so it's probably no surprise that his moral agenda is actually kind of silly and incoherent. From what you say, the film seems to bear this out. Before he's kidnapped he's a pre-9/11 neo-con, selling weapons to the world in the name of an American-dominated balance of terror. Then he has his own personal 9/11 experience, and realises that he can't let proxies do all the work, but has to go out into the world and kick ass all by himself, like George Bush rustlin' up a posse and ridin' out into Afghanistan (briefly) before tackling Iraq. The incoherent presentation of the enemy only matches the incoherent presentation of Terrorism by the Bush administration: are terrorists weak lunatics living in caves, or are they a vast international conspiracy devoted to taking over the world and imposing a global Caliphate? Are we in Iraq to fight terrorists or are we there to allow the Iraqis to choose the government they actually want (which might perhaps include a few terrorists)?

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Jamie Johnston

at 22:34 on 2008-05-21I read this with interest, having a couple of days ago been coaxed into going to see the film with a friend. I agree that it's not a terribly morally sophisticated film, and one might have wished for a bit more exploration of interesting problems. But I think there are a few things to say in its defence.

First, there's a bit of a suggestion here that the film is internally contradictory in that both Iron Man and the film itself appear to espouse a certain moral outlook but Iron Man then behaves in a way inconsistent with this outlook and the film appears to endorse this behaviour. There is an element of this, but not a great deal, I'd suggest.

For example, Damien says that "[t]he Iron Man suit is armed with all manner of guns to rocket launchers, and Tony expresses no qualms about killing those who apparently deserve being killed." We need to distinguish between the two suits. The first one is certainly pretty heavily armed, and he does indeed use it to injure and kill people; but I'd say that's reasonably consistent and plausible in the context of the film as a whole, for several reasons. First, the materials from which he constructs this first suit are themselves armaments of various kinds, and the nature of the materials in such cases may tend to dictate the nature of the final product. Secondly, his main objective at this point is to escape from heavily armed captors who he reasonably believes intend to kill him, and even if we objectively don't accept that the life of one American millionaire is worth more than the lives of several dozen Afghan terrorists we can be reasonably forgiving if he takes the attitude that it's them or him and he knows which option he prefers. Thirdly, he hasn't at this stage had his full-blown epiphany, which seems only to occur with the death of the chap who helped him build the suit. So even if his behaviour at this point isn't especially moral it's at least not altogether hypocritical.

When it comes to the second suit, the criticism is much more deserved, but I would point out that the film makes some sort of attempt to deal with the problem. It's made clear that the initial idea is to make a suit that enables the wearer to fly, and that's it. What later turns out to be the main weapon is originally meant to be a flight-stabilizer, as we're told quite explicitly. He only conceives of using them destructively when, already in a state of considerable frustration, he discovers that his company is still deliberately selling weapons to terrorists. At this point he sets off to visit a terrorist camp and destroy said weapons. Arriving, he does a pretty reasonable job of destroying the artillery without undue injury to the terrorists themselves. When he finds civilians being held at gun-point he does then start killing off terrorists, but again that comes comfortably within what appear to be the film's moral rules since it's a necessary means of protecting innocent people. Where it really does fall down is the fact that he kills the hostage-takers with little shoulder-mounted rockety things that have no obvious flight-related function and must presumably have been intended as weapons when Stark designed the suit. Although that's still some distance from the suit being "armed with all manner of guns to rocket launchers", it still kind of undermines the 'it's only meant to fly' defence. But I still think it's worth noting that the film-makers have at least bothered to put the 'it's only meant to fly' defence in there in the first place, which shows some awareness of the problem of Stark looking self-contradictory.

There also seem to be an implication that the film is unclear or incoherent about what its moral stance is. Again I'm not sure that this is entirely deserved. It's possible to set out in fairly straightforward terms what the moral rules in the film seem to be:

- the USA is good;

- terrorists are bad;

- killing terrorists is okay, at least when they pose a real and moderately imminent threat to civilians and / or Americans;

- killing civilians is not okay;

- killing Americans is not okay unless they are evil super-villains;

- selling weapons to terrorists is bad;

- selling weapons to the US government is probably okay in principle but only with proper controls and mechanisms of accountability to ensure the weapons are used for 'good' ends (such as killing terrorists) and don't end up in the hands of terrorists.

Those rules probably accord pretty well with what a lot of Americans believe, and Iron Man's behaviour in the film by and large follows those rules. They even accommodate Stark facilitating the probably lynching of the bearded terrorist leader (which of course is a pretty close analogy for letting the Iraqis hang the not-wholly-dissimilar-looking Saddam), who is after all a terrorist. If it looks to us as though Stark's failing to live up to his new-found pacifism, it's because he's actually not a pacifist, and never says he is. We make that assumption because it's the most obvious explanation to an audience of arty young British thinking people for a maker and seller of weapons suddenly stopping making and selling weapons; but his conversion is actually a much more limited one that probably makes a lot more sense to the film's target audience.

Of course that brings us straight to what I think is Damien's main point, which is that it's rather disappointing that the film, having decided to ask questions about the arms-trade, comes up with such mainstream American answers without even exploring any other options with any sort of seriousness. That's absolutely right. But even here I'd raise a very partial defence by saying that we may be asking a bit much of the film given what it is. It doesn't tell us what the terrorists' aims are (well, actually it does tell us what their immediate aims are: they've been hired by Stane to kill Stark but when they find out who Stark is they decide he's worth more than what they've been paid and so they decide to force him to build them a big rocket; but it doesn't tell us about the over-all political cause to which this is, as it were, a side-quest). But if it did, wouldn't it then risk becoming a film about "is it right to sell weapons to these particular people in view of their political agenda?" rather than "is it right to sell weapons to terrorists in general?" And it's true that it doesn't engage very meaningfully with the point about the Manhattan project (though I must point out that Stark himself does at one point say he wishes he'd asked his father how he felt about his work). But then again wouldn't any remotely serious examination of the ethics of the atomic bomb be such a big subject as to entirely hijack a superhero action movie and turn it into something quite different?

Again, I don't want to say that the film isn't rather superficial in its treatment of moral questions and rather banal and unchallenging in its answers to those questions. It is. But at least it does (1) show a very limited awareness that the questions exist, (2) come up with a reasonably coherent (if irritatingly Bush-compatible) moral framework, and (3) make some effort to make sense of the apparent paradox of a chap using weapons-technology to destroy weapons. I'm not really sure it could have done much more while still being a superhero block-buster, just like Juno couldn't really do justice to the question of abortion while still being a cute romantic / tennage-pregnancy comedy. X-Men can do more because it does it by metaphor (mutant = black / gay / foreign) and therefore doesn't have to engage with the complex details of real situations. Spider-Man can do more because it concentrates on character and issues that occur on the ordinary human level rather than the social or political level. I'm not sure that Iron Man, given what it was, could really have done much better than it did.

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Dan H

at 09:34 on 2008-05-23Jamie pretty much sums up everything I was going to say about this (although I've not seen the film, I don't see anything inherently contradictory about "it's okay to sell weapons to some people but not others" - it's the same "contradiction" you get in pretty much all movies, books, or whatever with a strong action element. Good Guys pretty much always kill a whole mess o' folks).

What I actually wanted to say was that this reminds me of something a friend of mine once said about

Batman Begins

- on the one level it's trying to be a serious exploration of the nature of fear, but ultimately it's a movie about a guy who dresses up as a bat and fights crime. I think the simple fact is that superhero movies have to work with the themes which their frequently ludicrous premises allow.

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Wardog

at 16:37 on 2008-05-23Mmmm...I'm almost curious now, thanks to Damien and Jamie, but Iron Man has never really appealed to my imagination. I don't know, although I can get behind a man who wants to dress a bat and fight crime, I can't work up the enthusiasm for a guy who makes himself a robot-suit and blows up terrorists.

(I feel terrible - Jamie and Dan and Arthur have said all these insightful things and I've just made this pointlessly frivolous observation)

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Damien F

at 11:18 on 2008-05-27Jamie, I see where you're coming from. Your points on the first suit are spot on, but to be honest I really wasn't considering the first suit when writing the piece. Also, I suppose it's true it does come up with a Bush-flavoured morality (which is a trend I've noticed running through the comics for many years now). Stark arms terrorists and then takes it upon himself to disarm them. The problem I have with this is that it simply ignores the outcomes of these actions, in a pretty literal scenes. Look at your liking of leaving the beardy terrorist to civilians to the lynch-mob "justice" handed down to Saddam (which is something I admit I didn't spot myself). After this scene, Iron Man simply flies away, refusing accountability for what might happen. This was in my opinion lazy and irresponsible, on both Iron Man's part and the film-makers.

There was also a point I wanted to work into the piece but couldn't figure out how. At one point shortly before the fore-mention scene, Iron Man's computer-Jervis-thing distinguishes the terrorists from civilians and dispatches them accordingly. This is a horribly black-and-white approach to its subject matter.

There are two further points I wish to dispute. First, your argument that a more socially-conscious film would have spoilt its blockbuster fun. It may have been harder to make such a film, but not impossible. Since the Victorian days, good sci-fi has always been allegorical.

Second, the assertion that "we make that assumption because it's the most obvious explanation to an audience of arty young British thinking people". I'm Irish.

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Arthur B

at 11:43 on 2008-05-27

After this scene, Iron Man simply flies away, refusing accountability for what might happen. This was in my opinion lazy and irresponsible, on both Iron Man's part and the film-makers.

Are you sure that the film-makers weren't intending you to come away with the impression that Iron Man is a bit lazy and irresponsible? I've not seen the film, so it's down to those that have to make the call, but when I saw the trailers they seemed to suggest a bit of moral ambiguity on Stark's part (which would make sense given his not-exactly-clean history in the comics).

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Jamie Johnston

at 17:35 on 2008-05-27After this scene, Iron Man simply flies away, refusing accountability for what might happen. This was in my opinion lazy and irresponsible, on both Iron Man's part and the film-makers.

Yes, that was certainly the moment that put the greatest strain on my efforts to regard him as heroic. Arthur may be right to guess that at that point in the film we were supposed to be feeling a bit uneasy about his behaviour, especially since that's followed by what must have been quite a challenging scene for a patriotic American audience, in which a handful of US fighter 'planes try to shoot Iron Man down and he ends up (albeit accidentally) causing one of them to crash. Possibly we were only meant to come fully behind Iron Man when he saves the bailed-out pilot. It's hard to say.

Actually that brings to mind another point I hadn't thought about: the most morally problematic parts of the film are these bits in the middle, where he's engaged in his minimally thought-out anti-terrorist exercise. It gets much simpler when he comes back and gets stuck in to the 'main' plot of (1) stopping the technology falling into the hands of the clear-cut crazy villain and (2) trying not to get killed by the clear-cut crazy villain. Which I guess is one of the main things about super-heroes in general: much of the time, the thing that stops us regarding them as morally questionable is the fact that they're clearly better than whatever implausibly evil villain they're fighting. And that's a point that I suppose supports your argument more than mine, in that the least morally successful bits of the film are, as you've said, the ones where Iron Man is engaging with vaguely real-world issues like terrorism and the international arms trade.

First, your argument that a more socially-conscious film would have spoilt its blockbuster fun. It may have been harder to make such a film, but not impossible. Since the Victorian days, good sci-fi has always been allegorical.

Ah, well, yes, I wouldn't want to say it's impossible, but I think your point about allegory is important, and it links with my rather brief earlier comparison to the 'X-Men' films. The latter are genuinely allegorical, and I'd say that's what makes it easier for them to produce both moderately worthwhile moral / social commentary and super-hero blockbuster fun. What they don't do is what 'Iron Man' does attempt and, as you say, doesn't do very well, which is to have the characters get literally involved in real-world situations. The X-Men don't literally fight against homophobes or xenophobes, and they don't literally get hauled up before the Committee On Un-American Activities. If they did, then I'd say there's a good chance those films would end up just as unsatisfactory in that respect as 'Iron Man', because when you allegorize you can both simplify and dramatize much more easily and effectively.

Second, the assertion that "we make that assumption because it's the most obvious explanation to an audience of arty young British thinking people". I'm Irish.

Ah, my apologies! Actually so am I, at least on paper, thanks to Ireland's wonderfully welcoming rules of citizenship. My new harp-emblazoned passport is in the post at the moment, in fact. But you know what I mean. :)

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Wardog

at 16:46 on 2008-05-28I'm just going to start wildly throwing out opinions here despite not having seen the movie because, well, hey it's never stopped me before. I think the thing about X-Men which is, as you say, genuinely allegorical is that although if you were to Take It Very Seriously you could say it's about social acceptance / xenophobia, what it's most convincingly about is being a teenager, specifically the sort of clever, socially-awkward, comic-reading sort of teeanger that I and, ahem, I suspect several of us here were once upon a time - feeling different to, and excluded from, the rest of the world. And because it's very personal it doesn't strain credibility. Whereas it seems to me (from my position of total ignorance) that using comic book heroes to comment on wider social / political issues only draws attention to how necessarily and inappropriately simplistic such commentary must be.

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Jamie Johnston

at 18:28 on 2008-06-02Mmm, yes, I hadn't thought of that but you're quite right. I guess that comes out better in the films than in the comics, in some ways, because (apart from periodic returns to The Original Point) the comics have tended to forget about the teenaged and school-based part of the X-Men scenario. Not that adult characters living in secret headquarters in a volcano / on the moon / wherever can't also be metaphors for awkward brainy teenagers, but less so.

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the true aims of his kidnappers are never fully explained

OK, I know this article isn't exactly new, but I have to point out: we find out near the end why Tony was abducted by the militia -- it's in the video Pepper finds when she's spying for Tony. Obediah hired them to kill Tony; they tried to do so with big explosives from a distance; when they failed and saw him close up, they recognized him, so they took him hostage and forced their captive doctor to patch him up so they could get some weapons out of him on the cheap before finishing the job (after extorting more money out of Obediah, of course).

If you mean the overarching aims, the stuff they want the weapons for, I don't actually think that's necessary. In fact, I think that by leaving it open, it makes it more obvious 1, how many nasty things go on in that part of the world, often aided and abetted by the US Military and 2, how little Tony really knows about what's going on with his business.

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• Defense • Homeland Security

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Ethylene Market Report to Examine Manufacturing Cost Analysis, Marketing Channel, Distributors and Customers, Forecast with Major Players DuPont de Nemours, Inc., BASF SE, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company

The Ethylene Market research report presents the current market size, position, and the future scope of the global market industry. It also highlights the upcoming challenges and novel opportunities in the Ethylene market. The report demonstrates the trends and technological advancement in the Ethylene industry. Also, the report offers a practical outlook with detailed analysis and a six-year (2012 to 2019) historic analysis of the global market. It presents the current inclinations over the industries & markets Development, capabilities and technologies along with the variable structure of the market.

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Chapter 7 Ethylene Market Analysis by Application

Chapter 8 Ethylene Market Manufacturing Cost Analysis

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Chapter 11 Market Effect Factors Analysis

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Directed Energy Weapons Market Research Report Forecasts 2027

Market Size – USD 1.50 Billion in 2019, Market Growth - CAGR of 3.5%, Market Trends – Growing awareness of wound cleanser products in the developing economies

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Regional Scope- North America; Europe; Asia Pacific; Central & South America; MEA

Key participants include Smith & Nephew plc., Coloplast Group, B. Braun, Melsungen AG, Johnson & Johnson Services Inc., Derma Sciences Inc., Molnlycke Healthcare, and Medtronic Plc., and Reckitt Benckiser Group plc. among others.

Product Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2017-2027)

Wetting Agents

Antiseptics

Moisturizers

Others

Form Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2017-2027)

Sprays

Solutions

Wipes

Foams

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End-User Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2017-2027)

Hospitals

Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Pharmacies and Clinics

Homecare Settings

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Directed Energy Weapons Market Growth Drivers, Opportunities, Trends, and Forecasts to 2027

The increasing focus on the deployment of directed energy weapons and surging investment to improve the defense and homeland security and intelligence departments are key elements stimulating the industry's growth.

The Global Directed Energy Weapons Market is forecast to attain a valuation of USD 93.20 billion by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 26.8% throughout the projected timeline, as per the current analysis by Emergen Research.

Prominent players in the industry are The Boeing Company, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Saab AB, The Raytheon Company, Israel Aerospace Industries, BAE Systems, L-3 Communications Ltd, Moog Inc., Thales Group, and Lockheed Martin, among others.

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The accelerating adoption of directed energy weapons for the destruction of missiles, rockets, drones, or any other threats is driving the market expansion. The escalating funding for the military and defense intelligence departments and the technological advancements in the sectors such as the emergence of laser-based target focused weapons are further adding traction to the market growth.

Applied Technology Associates (ATA) in June 2020, announced an agreement for developing and installing a platform to pilot target acquisition and tracking on a Stryker military ground vehicle as a U.S. Army initiative to augment the safety and protection of the military personnel equipped with laser weapon systems.

For the purpose of this study, Emergen Research has divided the Global Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) Market based on type of weapons systems, application, end-user, product, power, range, and region:

Type of Weapons Systems Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; Volume, Thousand Units; 2017-2027)

· Laser

o Fiber Laser

o Free Electron Laser

o Solid-state Laser

o Chemical Laser

· High-Power Microwave (HPM)

· High-Power Sonic (HPS)

· Particle Beam

Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; Volume, Thousand Units; 2017-2027)

· Defense

· Homeland Security

End-User Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; Volume, Thousand Units; 2017-2027)

· Marine-based

· Land Vehicles

· Airborne

· Gun Shot

Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; Volume, Thousand Units; 2017-2027)

· Lethal

· Non-lethal

Power Outlook (Revenue: USD Billion; Volume: Thousand Units; 2017-2027)

· Up To 100 KW

· More Than 100KW

Range Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; Volume, Thousand Units; 2017-2027)

· Up To 100 meters

· More Than 100 Meters

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Amphibious Landing Craft Market Volume Analysis, Segments, Value Share And Key Trends 2020-2027

Amphibious Landing Craft Market: Outlook

The amphibious landing craft market may record substantial growth opportunities across the forecast period of 2020-2030 on the back of the advent of modern and advanced weaponry such as hypersonic missiles, directed energy weapons, and hypersonic rail guns. Furthermore, the growing number of casualties due to frequent terrorist attacks on soldiers is urging governments of various countries to upgrade their weaponry and this aspect may increase the demand for the amphibious landing craft market to a great extent.

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Choosing A CRM System Is Like Buying A Garden Hose

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Non-lethal Biochemical Weapons Market Size, Share, Industry Report, 2024

According to Transparency Market Research (TMR), the global non-lethal biochemical weapons market is moderately consolidated due to the dominance to few market players. General Dynamics Corporation and Raytheon Companies holds 57% of the market share as of 2015. BAE systems is considered to be the third leading player in this market. It has been analyzed that in coming years, the position held by these three companies will change owing to the research and development activities. Textron Systems, Corp., Lamperd Less Lethal, QinetiqGroup, Inc., Moog, Inc., Chemring Group PLC., TASER International, Inc., and LRAD Corporation are some of the other players working in the global non-lethal biochemical weapons market. Entry of new entrants is also projected to join the market in coming years

As per the report analyzed by TMR, the market is projected to expand at 8.0% of CAGR during the forecast period from 2016 to 2024. The valuation of the market was US$1.17 bn in 2015 that is expected to reach US$2.23 bn by the end of the forecast period. Based on end use, military forces segment holds the highest position as compared to the law enforcement agencies. As per regional analysis, Middle East and Africa are considered as the most lucrative markets followed by North America. Growing demand in Asia Pacific is gaining attraction from the market players.

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Political Turmoil in Various Region Benefitted Market

Anti-national bodies or dispute between growing various uncertainties in nations across globe to rise the demand for the market increases. In times of riots, regional insurgencies, and during natural or manmade disasters military use non-lethal biochemical weapons. These conditions increases the chances of unlimited growth of non-lethal biochemical weapon market. Growing vulnerabilities across nations have increased the defense budget across nation, which will prove beneficial for the market.

Growing human assistance services for law enforcement is expected to boost the demand for non-lethal biochemical weapons market. Changing political scenarios in few regions also attributes to rise of the market. Political turmoil in countries such as Egypt, Syria, Israel, China, India, France and the U.S. have been responsible for the high demand for the non-lethal biochemical weapons market.

Decrease in Defense Budget to Restrict Market Growth

In contrast, several factors have restricted the market from growing. Rising environmental concerns have attributed to obstruct the demand for non-lethal biochemical weapons market. Strict government regulations that denies the use of chemicals, as it will harm the humans on a larger extent, acts as a restrain for the market. Decreasing defense budget in advanced economies have resulted in hindering the growth of the market. In addition, trafficking and unselective use of non-lethal biochemical weapons also decreased the demand for the market.

However, companies and stockholders linked to the value chain are making efforts through research and development activities that will help the market to grow. Companies are also tapping opportunities in the emerging economies that will accelerate the demand for non-lethal biochemical weapons market.

The information presented in this review is based on a TMR report, titled “Non-lethal Biochemical Weapons Market (Operation -Defensive, Offensive, and Genetic Attack; Product - Directed Energy and Direct Contact; End Use - Military Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies) - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2016 – 2024.”

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put all your paper maps away

@evil-rainbow-sunshine I blame you for this entirely. @nibelstrife you hear all about my whining, you should at least get to see what it’s all about :’D

(Looking back, he’s had chances, and he had a lot of them. He wishes things could be different. He wishes he’d known, that they’d run out of time. Prompto wishes for a lot of things, but mostly, he wishes he’d have said something sooner - had said something at all.

Hindsight, after all, is twenty-twenty.)

P R O T A S I S

Sitting on the edge of the haven, Noctis’ pale skin is a stark contrast against the dark night sky.

They’ve been playing King’s Knight, but Prompto’s battery died soon after his characters did in battle, and out here in the middle of nowhere, he has no way to charge it. It is now lying discarded at his side - at least until they head back to join the others.

Noctis looks completely relaxed right now, shoulders dropped and gaze lost somewhere in the night - the sky, maybe, or the lights of a few buildings barely visible in the distance. Prompto’s fingers itch for his camera as he sneaks sideway glances at his best friend, but with the darkness, he’d have to use the flash, and he doesn’t want to pull Noct from wherever it is his mind wandered.

So he smothers the urge by burying his fingers in the fabric of his grey pants and settles for committing the image to memory - eyes tracing the line of Noctis’ jaw, the soft smile on his lips, the strand of raven hair that’s fallen into his face that Noctis hasn’t bothered to move out of the way.

Before he’s realised it, Prompto is reaching out, fingers ghosting over Noct’s skin as he brushes it to the side. Noct catches his ungloved hand before he can drop it.

There are bruises there, from today’s fight, where something had rammed into Prompto and he’d crashed into the ground, gun still in hand. Noctis runs his thumb over them - the bruises, green and yellow, and the callouses that even his gloves couldn’t stop from growing after months and months of weapon training.

“We should have used a potion on that,” Noctis muses, as he looks down at the damage with a frown. “I didn’t realise it was this bad.”

Prompto feels his cheeks grow hot. “Nah, dude. They don’t hurt nearly as bad as they look. And they don’t even look that bad. Good thing I was wearing my gloves.”

“Still.”

“Let’s save those potions for when something worse happens to be than that, hm? You know it’s gonna happen.”

Noctis looks over and glares at him. “Like hell it will,” he says. “Not if I can help it.”

He goes back to inspecting the damage, frown deepening as he traces the split skin along his knuckles, but then he covers Prompto’s hand with both of his, and Prompto considers the issue dropped.

They sit like that, for a while, just them and the night. Prompto thinks, I could tell him.

Thinks, Now’s the chance.

He’s been putting it off, this feeling that’s been growing and curling in his chest. This feeling that’s been warm on pleasant and warm on some days, and then storming and threatening to overspill on others.

Prompto’s told Noct he loves him before, lots of times. Just -

Just not like that .

It’s not like he doesn’t trust Noct - he trusts Noct with everything he has. But it’s precisely because he trusts him so much that it’s so hard. He doesn’t believe for a second that he’d be turned away, not over something like this, but the idea of things being awkward between them is horrible. Prompto likes this too much, the casual touches and sitting together. He’s selfish. He wants to keep it. The idea of anything changing between them -

He’s just scared.

Maybe tomorrow, he thinks then. Maybe tomorrow.

Slips his fingers between Noct’s and holds on, like he doesn’t want to let go.

Lestallum is busy as always, bustling with energy despite the heavy air, or the heat emanating from the power plant.

They’ve just returned from a hunt, having run out of curatives about halfway through - arguably they were pretty horribly prepared, but alas, when you need money, you gotta make do with what you have. Prompto thinks the cut on Gladio’s arm is the worst of it though; Ignis looks appropriately ruffled, and both Noct and he are gonna be sore as all hell tomorrow, but for now, they’re slouched in their plastic chairs, grinning like they won tickets to the chocobo fair.

It’s effort justification, really. They got banged up pretty well, and they’re tired, but they made it, they’re alive, and they’re safe inside the city limits.

Ignis returns to their table and sets down a tray with a large jug of iced tea and four glasses.

“Oh my god, Iggy,” Prompto moans. “I could kiss you right now.”

“I’d rather you didn’t.” Ignis adjusts his glasses and sits down. “But I’m sure I’ll be in need of assistance with cleaning up the next time we make camp. If you’d like to express your gratitude, that is.”

“I just might. Oh gods.”

Noctis snorts and pours him a glass, and Prompto empties it in the time it takes him to fill the others.

“I’ll see about making reservations at the Leville. Shall we rendezvous there in, say, two hours?”

Prompto’s eyes grow wide. “You’re letting us sleep in actual beds tonight? Noct, he’s letting us sleep in beds tonight.”

“I know,” Noctis laughs. “I convinced him. I absolutely can’t do camping tonight. Sorry, Gladio.”

Gladio shrugs, and then snorts when Prompto clasps Noctis’ hand with both of his. “I love you, buddy. So much right now. You know I’d die for you, right? I’d kill spiders for you.”

“Careful, Noct,” Gladio laughs. “He’ll be asking to marry you if you keep this up.”

It’s a joke - a stupid, stupid joke, but Prompto can’t stop himself freezing for a moment. He’s stuck - what would be more obvious, moving away, or staying right there, hanging on Noctis’ arm?

Ignis speaks up without missing a beat, and Prompto straightens, slowly - inconspicuously, he hopes. “I must beg to differ, Gladio. There are protocols in place, concerning the courting of royalty. I’m sure even Prompto is aware.”

“Well,” Prompto laughs, and hopes to the gods it doesn’t sound as nervous to them as it does to his own ears. “I’m sure it doesn’t involve asking over a sticky table and a glass of iced tea.”

“Indeed, it does not.” There’s a glint in Ignis’ eyes that Prompto can’t quite decipher. It’s unsettling sometimes, how unreadable Ignis can be.

Gladio stands up and stretches. “Can you even imagine? King Noctis and his consort, Prompto. Come on, Iggy, I’ll walk with you. You two kids play nice.”

“We’ll have to take the kingdom back, then,” Ignis says, “to be able to insure that it remains standing under their reign.”

“Well, I’ll be keeping them safe. You’ll protect the kingdom.”

“Guys,” Noctis says, standing. His eyebrow is raised in that perfect arch that means someone’s walking on thin ice. “Let it go.”

Gladio gives a mock salute, and he and Ignis start walking in the direction of the hotel.

“Besides,” Ignis adds, and Prompto is sure he isn’t imagining the way he speaks loudly enough for them to hear. “I must beg to differ, Gladio. I’m sure Noct here is the one that will propose eventually.”

“Yeah?” Gladio smirks, a glint in his eyes. “You wanna bet?”

Prompto buries his burning head in his hands.

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