Unfortunately, we know a lot about bombs. I mean, things have been bombed. So we know what metal and other things look like that have been bombed. So we have a lot of experience. We have databases.
Forensic scientists know what things look like under microscopes.
From a missile standpoint we really didn t know a lot about missile damage. Surely, the if the highly explosive warhead blew up near the metal, it would be the same as a bomb, but think about this. For instance, a number of planes in Desert Storm were shot with missiles, and most of them landed back safely. They knew it was a missile, so we never developed a scientific database, and quite frankly, we looked around the world for that, and there wasn t any, so we had to develop our own. Those are military Air Force bases.