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I expect that the tail numbers asked about have been destroyed in accidents. How does that effect OPSEC? Already tried the Scramble data base with no joy.
shuck
Edited by - shuck on May 21 2004 01:35 AM
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Its a blanket Policy.
If theirs no lock then it aint stolen...thats the way it works. Sorry Shuck but probably not a good way of pushing the issue. your argument is flawed.
To answer your statement it would be simple to say. Just because its destroyed doesnt mean we want them to know what configuration was destroyed. Again the intel buisness is all about details and subterfuge.
We dont have policies stated for only the intel profesionals to understand and follow. It is written in a way that prevents the unknowing Service person from traveling on dangerous ground. And this is why we call them Blanket policies.
OPSEC doesnt exactly refer to if a system is operational or not. It covers all Sesnitive systems that are reflected in use as a whole.
This website may not be the best resource for this info. What is spoken here is becasue somewhere along the line The Head Quarters USAF and relevent commands in the DOD, made a public release of the info.
I would recommend you on visiting the
www.af.mil website and using the Freedom of information act and the Public affairs office to handle that request.
Its not up to us to decide what to deciminate to the masses.
"The power to Destroy the planet, is insignifigant to the power of the Air Force----Mudd Vader