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warezme SOmething smells fishy. I mean one would think a military organization with access, planes, trucks, boats and all manner of transportation vehicles chooses to send classified military equipment through what sounds like Fedex or something. I would have assumed such things would be handed over to other military entities exclusively through military channels. Reply
COLGeek warezme said: SOmething smells fishy. I mean one would think a military organization with access, planes, trucks, boats and all manner of transportation vehicles chooses to send classified military equipment through what sounds like Fedex or something. I would have assumed such things would be handed over to other military entities exclusively through military channels. Commercial shipping services are used all the time, even for sensitive items. Not uncommon at all. Those services are required to maintain a level of security of the items shipped. Not like dropping a letter in the mail at all. Reply
acadia11 So what you are telling me is they dropped it off at their local Whole Foods. How did they fit into the collection bin and did they ensure they put it in the plastic bag and made sure it was sealed? Reply
re3eyul Arkitekt78 said: Classic Chinese. Cant innovate, develop, or build anything without stealing it first. now who's flying p-30 singint flights on who's borders on a bi-weekly basis now … Reply
re3eyul Arkitekt78 said: Classic Chinese. Cant innovate, develop, or build anything without stealing it first. last I checked China wasn't part of 5-eyes . Reply
USAFRet warezme said: SOmething smells fishy. I mean one would think a military organization with access, planes, trucks, boats and all manner of transportation vehicles chooses to send classified military equipment through what sounds like Fedex or something. I would have assumed such things would be handed over to other military entities exclusively through military channels. I work on an air base with a wing of frontline jets. The Supply sq gets FEDEX and UPS deliveries multiple times a day. This is absolutely not unusual. Reply
USAFRet Lets keep this on topic and not political, please Reply
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