U.S. Army Soldiers patrolling critical checkpoints overseas will have an improved biometrics tool to help identify persons of interest in real-time. Douglas Scott explains.
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The C5ISR Center has developed software that will enable PEO IEW&S to modernize the Army's 20-year-old biometric processing capabilities (Picture source: U.S. Army)
The C5ISR Center has developed software that will enable PEO IEW&S to modernize the Army's 20-year-old biometric processing capabilities (Picture source: U.S. Army)
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