1994-05-29 - Re: “lifeguard(?)”: bullet tracking system???

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From: cfrye@mason1.gmu.edu (Curtis D Frye)
To: rarachel@prism.poly.edu
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UTC Datetime: 1994-05-29 18:41:25 UTC
Raw Date: Sun, 29 May 94 11:41:25 PDT

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From: cfrye@mason1.gmu.edu (Curtis D Frye)
Date: Sun, 29 May 94 11:41:25 PDT
To: rarachel@prism.poly.edu
Subject: Re:  "lifeguard(?)": bullet tracking system???
Message-ID: <9405291840.AA17938@mason1.gmu.edu>
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I just saw something about this on CNN -- they actually showed the Lawrence Liverm
Livermore computers doing the tracking.  The FBI spokesdroid said that in a
military situation, return fire would be automatic, though one would need to
be a bit more careful in a law enforcement situation.

Then again, if they want to put the National Guard in the Anacostia district
of DC, maybe that area or the U-Street corridor in DC will qualify???

Curt





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