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Re: Intelligence Agent Doubts Gov't UFO Project

   I doubt this fellow has much access to anything.  I am just
an old Field Artilleryman, but did have the following duties-
additional duties at one time or another of:  Security Manager,
Top Secret Control Officer, Classified Document Custodian, and
COMSEC (Communication Security) Custodian.

   Your "intelligence agent" does not understand basic security
terms.  CRYPTO refer to COMSEC material that is code or key
material that allows communications to be passed in a secure
mode.  The correct term is ATOMAL not NATO ATOMIC.  ATOMAL
refers to nuclear data held by NATO.  The term, in reference
to personnel security clearances, is a sufix to a clearance
that indicate that the individual concerned has the required
security investigations and has been properly briefed.  The term
ATOMAL is indeed used in access documents.

  Someone may have a TOP SECRET clearance, but the local
authority (commander, director, etc.) may only authorize
access to SECRET information within the command.  A commonly
used shorthand in Europe is "CTSA" in the access column
of Security Clearance Rosters which means
COSMIC TOP SECRET ATOMAL.  CTSA means the individual
has access to NATO TOP SECRET (ie COSMIC), US TOP SECRET,
and NATO nuclear data (ie ATOMAL).

   While your "intelligence agent" has some basic, though twisted
understanding of the security program, I am not convinced that
he is some great exalted position where he can make the claims
that he does.  However, I am also skeptical of high level UFO
knowledge of the definitive kind.

Best regards,

Jan Aldrich



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