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My son's-in-law company just paid big bucks (about $7K) to have a piece of equipment with "secret" status shipped from Arizona to Michigan. (He does DOD research projects) It had to be in a secure sa...
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It's not uncommon at all for the DoD to use "stealth" ideas to transport "things." I had my first eye-opener when I was in the Army and destined for a year in Korea. MAC (Military Airlift Command)contracted civilian air liners to transport military personal all over the world. They are not singled out this way and open for enemy attack. They appear to be just another commercial (non-military) flight. They are scheduled right in with existing flights, and no one is the wiser. We had over 500 people on that plain leaving Oakland CA to Alaska, and then to Japan and then on to Seoul Korea. I will admit, when we were told WHY they used civilian air-liners, I was VERY nervous the entire flight, just thinking about an air attack! Until that moment, it never really sunk in my head "I'm a soldier!"
