On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 16:56:01 -0700, Frank Gilliland
wrote:

+I -have- dealt with military radio, from HF to microwaves. I still
+don't see why allocation requires a security clearance.
****

As I said elsewhere, from my limited understanding is that the DoD
determines to some extent who and wh at job grades and titles require
what. Most likely there is something there that is not so obvious.

I have only specualted and I relenquish to your su perior knowledge.

james

On Sun, 14 Aug 2005 19:39:37 GMT, james wrote
in :

On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 16:56:01 -0700, Frank Gilliland
wrote:

+I -have- dealt with military radio, from HF to microwaves. I still
+don't see why allocation requires a security clearance.
****

As I said elsewhere, from my limited understanding is that the DoD
determines to some extent who and wh at job grades and titles require
what. Most likely there is something there that is not so obvious.


It might even be a secret, huh?


I have only specualted and I relenquish to your su perior knowledge.


Even though the frequency allocation chart is publically available and
can be downloaded directly from the FCC website, I'm perfectly willing
to entertain any insight you might have into the secret processes
involved in its construction.







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Frank wrote:
Even though the frequency allocation chart is

publically available and can be downloaded

directly from the FCC website, I'm perfectly

willing to entertain any insight you might have

into the secret processes involved in its

construction.


How about auctions? Maybe they want security clearance to stop advance
speculation from leaking, so it at least looks like all businesses are
getting a fair shake by not knowing ahead of time what is being
auctioned, sold, whored, or given away.

you are such a retard