How many here on OPP have had TOP SECRET/ it is not that uncommon
Aug 2, 2016 18:55:30 #
vettelover wrote:
I like that.
Maybe "Family & Friends"
Maybe "Family & Friends"
How about "The Whistlestop?"
Nov 6, 2016 09:22:42 #
Nov 6, 2016 11:17:12 #
vettelover wrote:
I am a bit surprised at the response on this thread. Those of you with TS/SCI should not be participating in this conversation, even if you are retired. It's no one's business to know your job description and your clearance level, especially if you are still active.
You have a point, the secrecy acts provision do not expire and once you have been 'read' in you are subject to those laws, with no expiration date. The laws apply when you have been given classified information even if that same information is published in a public forum. When I worked at White Sands Proving Ground the missiles to be tested and the times of the tests were classified. Yet, I could read that information in the El Paso Times on the same day. It didn't matter, it was classified to me and I couldn't discuss it if if it was in the papers for all to see.
Nov 6, 2016 12:30:40 #
mongo wrote:
Marines, S-2 sniper scout, MOS-8541, top-secret clearance.
SEMPER FI
SEMPER FI
Thanks ,, 0341 mortarMan 1yr / 0321 / 8541 instructor / 0326 combat diver
ALWAYS FAITHFUL !
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