Better sensors needed to track dismounted troops, DSB chief says
Existing sensor systems are inadequate for tracking dismounted individuals and must be improved if the U.S. military is going to find people like Saddam Hussein, according to William Schneider Jr., chairman of the Defense Science Board. "A lot of our sensor systems that support military operations...
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