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During Desert Shield/Desert Storm in the 1990s, when I was working for the Defense Information Systems Agency in the basement of the Pentagon, there were occasi
by bradknowles 5y ago
During Desert Shield/Desert Storm in the 1990s, when I was working for the Defense Information Systems Agency in the basement of the Pentagon, there were occasionally papers that were banned from the building. Usually just one particular day, but sometimes on multiple occasions.
Just because something is printed in a newspaper doesn’t mean that the thing in question is unclassified. And if you have classified material in your possession and you don’t treat it properly (like locking it up in an appropriate safe when it’s going to be out of your hands, even for just a few minutes), then that can get you into some really serious trouble.
If the publication in question contains a classified code word used in code word context and you don’t treat it appropriately, well then you’re probably done for.
Feel free to try to guess which GURPS book from Steve Jackson Games that would be, but you would almost certainly be wrong.
- jasonwatkinspdx 5y ago> Feel free to try to guess which GURPS book from Steve Jackson Games that would be, but you would almost certainly be wrong. I love this comment so much :P