John Rando on Nostr: When I was at Bagram years ago there was a daily Intel brief on SIPRNet that I had ...
When I was at Bagram years ago there was a daily Intel brief on SIPRNet that I had access to. I don’t recall the computer having a printer connected though. That would seem like a big security risk IMHO.
Anyways, it had info on various happenings in the country. I don’t think any of that info was something I needed to know to do my job, but there it was for anyone with a SIPRNet computer. So it wouldn’t surprise me if there are people with access to secret info without there being a legit need to know it.
I still don’t buy it though. Why would ANG Intel guys be handling secret documents like that stateside? Don’t they have flunkies in the Pentagram to do that for them?
Anyways, it had info on various happenings in the country. I don’t think any of that info was something I needed to know to do my job, but there it was for anyone with a SIPRNet computer. So it wouldn’t surprise me if there are people with access to secret info without there being a legit need to know it.
I still don’t buy it though. Why would ANG Intel guys be handling secret documents like that stateside? Don’t they have flunkies in the Pentagram to do that for them?