Blog 4: Collateral Damage

What else could be better to reduce civilian deaths and maximize enemy causalities? Engineers design bombs to meet that very requirement. Minimizing civilian deaths by decreasing the collateral damage only provides a win win situation for the U.S military. Civilian deaths can cause many problems the Military ground troops, which was sometimes the case in Iraq. When a bomb kills your friend, your parents or your siblings, your not just going to accept it and move on; you will seek revenge. That is exactly the case sometimes in Iraq, when a bomb does not land at its designed target. So by solving that problem, and reducing civilian causalities, we are not keeping the civilians safe but our ground troops as well. And most importantly no one has the right to kill innocent human beings, no matter who they are or where they might live. Anther important point to note is that in 21st century battlefields, the scenario will most likely be in a city full of civilians. The enemy will use Guerrilla warfare to try to get the civilians involved and make the situation more complicated for our troops. This technology will help our troops get pass that and destroy the enemy without bringing any harms to surrounding troops.