"Where the hell do these bombs come from."
"EMP-T technology was originally developed as part of a Top Secret DARPA project for the DoD with NSA guidance a few years back."
"Then how do you know about it?"
"I did the documentation for the first manuals on EMP-T. Nothing we got from the manufacturer was marked classified and we didn't know or care."
"What was the Army going to do with them?" asked Tyrone, now with great interest.
"You know, I had forgotten all about this stuff until the other night, and then it all came back to me," Scott said mentally reminiscing. "At the time we thought it was a paranoid joke. Another government folly. The EMP-T was supposed to be shot at the enemy to screw up his battlefield computers and radar and electronics before the ground troops or helo's went it. As I understand it, EMP-T bombs are made for planes, and can also be launched from Howitzers and tanks. According to the manufactur- er, they can't be detected and leave a similar signature to that of a conventional nuclear blast. If there is such a thing as a conventional nuke."
"Who else knows about this," Tyrone asked. "The police?"
"You think the NYPD would know what to look for?" Scott said snidely. "Their bomb squad went home after the plastic explosive was found."
"Right. Forget where I was."
"Think about it," Scott mused out loud. "A bomb that destroys all of the computers and memory but leaves the walls standing."