R114 Airborne MJ Pulsed-Power Register

The R114 register was pre-registered in R301 before the R306 (US) and R307 (foreign) censuses were executed. This pre-registration ensures the verdict is not post-hoc. The register distinguishes STRONG falsifiers (reusable aircraft-borne MJ pulsed power) from WEAK falsifiers (expendable rocket-borne MJ pulsed power). Spaceborne systems are excluded from the airborne register. CW lasers do not count as pulsed power. Prime power does not count as pulsed power. The 24 candidates scored include: ABL YAL-1 (NEAR-MISS: MW CW laser), CHAMP (NEAR-MISS: kJ HPM, 1000x gap), Russia A-60 (NEAR-MISS: MW CW laser, destroyed 2025), China DFH 2.6MW (closest WEAK falsifier candidate: ground-tested-not-flown), India DRDO railgun (10MJ but ground-mobile). The global pattern is striking: EVERY publicly documented airborne high-energy system in the world is a CW laser, NOT pulsed power. No country has publicly demonstrated airborne MJ-class pulsed power. The 1000x gap between CHAMP's kJ-class HPM and MARAUDER's MJ-class compact toroid is the physics barrier.