, SecurityFocus 2004-05-25
To the Area 51 buffs who travel to the Nevada desert in the hopes of catching a glimpse of unexplained lights in the sky or to bask in the mythic allure of the region, 58-year-old Chuck Clark is almost as much a part of the local color as the Black Mailbox.
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
2004-05-26
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
2004-05-28
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Stupid is as stupid does
2004-05-26
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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Area 51 hackers dig up trouble
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gravy train
2004-05-26
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gravy train
2004-05-26
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sensors were on public land
2004-05-26
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a thougtful replie to: sensors were on public land
2004-05-26
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sensors were on public land
2004-05-26
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Rubbish on public lands
2004-05-27
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The Military is not obligated to tell you squat!
2004-05-27
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The Military is not obligated to tell you squat!
2004-05-28
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the military is obligated to fix its problems, not shoot the whistleblower
2004-06-01
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Government vs. the Military
2004-05-27
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When I was in the military, from '89 to '93, I was in charge of maintaining a radar system so "high tech". The build year stamp was dated 1947. There was a new version out for five years before it was decided that a command ship should have an up-to-date version.
Let me go on, Remember in all the WWII movies that showed the radioman on the ground, calling in coordinates? That radio on his back was the same ones that we had for the marines to use on the ground. They never updated those radios when I left near the end of '93
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