No surprises here, but never mess with the "security people".
>From experience, my impression is that they are people with a chip on their
>shoulder, always on a mission to get you at any cost. They are very powerful
>within the organization, take themselves very seriously and tend to grossly
>overlook their shortcomings, but not yours...:)
Best
Boris
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That's very interesting and I wonder why that's so. I had a Top Secret
clearance when I was in the Air Force and it was pretty much drilled
into me every day by the badge that I had to wear, the guards and door
locks I had to pass through and the classifications stamped on
everything I handled or created. Even paper coffee cups went to the
burn room lest someone had scratched a note on them. I'm amazed that
your experience is so different. Could be that, although you had the
clearance, you didn't actually deal with any Secret material.
Chuck Norcutt
On 11/6/2010 11:05 PM, Moose wrote:
>
> It turns out I had a Secret clearance when I was a radarman in the
> coast Guard. But no one told me - 'cause it was secret?
>
> I found out by accident late in my less than illustrious CG career.
>
> Moose
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