Summit will help Army stay on cutting edge technology-wise
Wed, 03/24/2010 - 23:31
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FORT HUACHUCA — Today’s television crime shows are using more forensics and biometrics to solve felonies.
But don’t think the Army is playing catch-up in using the two special sciences.
Biometrics and forensics are part of daily use as America’s armed forces deploy to regions where danger is always a presence, Maj. Gen. John Custer recently said.
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Our troops need all the help they can get while doing their duties on the
battlefield. I remember during WW2 when we could have used more of those type
of advantages.