Woof, Again.

After spending $19B, the Pentagon's best bomb detectors are still dogs.

Drones, metal detectors, chemical sniffers, and super spycams — forget ‘em. The leader of the Pentagon’s multibillion military task force to stop improvised bombs says there’s nothing in the U.S. arsenal for bomb detection more powerful than a dog’s nose.

This seems to come up every year, to which I always shrug my shoulders totally unsurprised and recommend that anybody involved read the wonderful book Always Faithful. 

We could've put that $19B towards trying to figure out why every woman in America is under the impression that the Doors were a better band than The Beatles. Come the fuck on, people.