CNN Legal View With Ashleigh Banfield July 21, 2014 16:58:00
They'll have to have access to where it was actually done. that means locating where that missile was fired from. they can do that. they probably have a good idea by triangulating all the radar signatures they have. i'm told they have good coverage of that. they'll have to go in there and talk to the local people and see what they know. find out if there's any communications there. it's going after a need until a haystack. >> what about finding the weaponry itself? we've seen that video of -- >> yes, if they had the piece of equipment itself, they could match the radar on the piece of equipmen...
Source: archive.org