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Doubtful. DoD/DoE contractors and manufacturers retain a large portion of military contracted IP material. For example, CNWDI in the nuclear world does not all
by no-dr-onboard 7y ago
Doubtful.
DoD/DoE contractors and manufacturers retain a large portion of military contracted IP material. For example, CNWDI in the nuclear world does not allow a anyone in the military access/knowledge portions of bombs/warheads below the maintenance plates. Sandia/LLNL/LANL keeps a (literal) tight lid on that knowledge, much less the very physical appearance.
If the same schema were applied to airframes, it’s likely that Lockheed and NG retain rights to the manufacturers specific IP, which would include the source code to any avionics packages.
- 420codebro 7y agoIf I am parsing your words correctly, the folks operating the weapon purposely will NOT have access to certain knowledge (under the CNWDI-domain)? I suppose it does make it a lot harder for one person or group of people to make off with a nuke successfully. I have never heard of CNWDI before - very interesting. Any [public] things you can point me to for further reading? Thank you.