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getagrip_already

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5. Not saying you dont...

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #4)

Sun Oct 30, 2016, 02:48 PM

Oct 2016

But I'm willing to bet that if you used email on an unclassified nsa network, someone could look back at it now and say some subjects were classified.

And again, I'm not saying they were. Just that after the fact reviews can be wrong. Especially if there was any disagreement between agencies over classification.

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Regarding Security of Classified Information [View all] MineralMan Oct 2016 OP

True, true, but..... getagrip_already Oct 2016 #1

I don't know. I still treat what I did in that building as MineralMan Oct 2016 #4

Not saying you dont... getagrip_already Oct 2016 #5

There was barely any email when I was there, and it was all MineralMan Oct 2016 #7

We were supposed to tuck our badge in if we went out anywhere. SeattleVet Oct 2016 #11

Yes. Saxophone players. I like that. MineralMan Oct 2016 #12

When were you there? I was assigned 1981-1984. SeattleVet Oct 2016 #2

1968-9. As I said, a long time ago. MineralMan Oct 2016 #3

It was definitely better while I was there. SeattleVet Oct 2016 #6

I have no idea. The place has expanded physically MineralMan Oct 2016 #8

I was in the basement of the original building, while they were building SeattleVet Oct 2016 #9

I was still single, and had to live in an open barracks MineralMan Oct 2016 #10