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OT - IEDs -- technical
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Ignoramus4546 wrote: TMT's question deteriorated into a [somewhat interesting] political discussion, but the question as to what to do techically about IEDs is a very interesting question and very much on topic of this newsgroup. Perhaps, in this sub-thread, we could post our own thoughts as to what could be done to reduce the threat of IEDs. [...cameras and sensors....] Probably a lot more effective and durable to build a four-lane paved road so nobody can bury anything in it, then pay locals to keep it swept and maintained. Driving down the center would keep the vehicles far enough from any blasts on the edges of the road to reduce the damage. Plus you'll have a paved road to leave the locals when finished. In bad areas make it policy--and tell everyone beforehand--to blow away any suspicious piles at the edges of the roads. Sink rigid posts along the sides of the road every so often so anyone trying to drive a car bomb into a convoy would have to aim for a gap and approach at a near-90-degree angle. Makes it easier to pick 'em off before they get too close. -- B.B. --I am not a goat! thegoat4 at airmail dot net |
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