Demonstration of battlefield forensics, that could work anywhere. The takeaway for me is the speed with which this can be done. Obviously, the military has a vested interest in not taking a week to process a crime scene, which tends to attract snipers and secondary devices. But a very reliable source told me that the Israeli model to a bombing or mass killing is to have the scene processed and opened within two hours, bloodstains washed up and all. From a psychosocial perspective, getting back to normal at the scene as quickly as possible may help get things back to normal on a larger scale. There's thorough, then there's thorough.
A second point is the amount of forensic and incident scene work being done by the military. With withdrawals and drawdowns, i don't know how it looks as a career field, but I sense that the days of checking vehicle passes at the base gate are going away, or getting subcontracted.
National Forensic Science Technology Center » NFSTC’s live exploitation demo at SOFIC
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