I often envisioned a technology of this type that could be useful in identifying targets for bombing. The scud missiles are the perfect example. Of course, this takes someone or something on the ground to attach one of these gumballs to the underside of a missile. Scary business, no doubt, but to be able to track a scud missile, or pinpoint illegal factories or hidden al Qaeda caves for bombing at a later more advantageous time would be quite useful, I think.
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