Army backs down on classified data threat

The article is fuzzy.: Basically what happened (I think) is that the material was posted on an unclassified Army site. Later someone decided to revise the material and it became classified (they never said at what level).

So when the other guys put it out for public consumption the Army had a fit. They (the other guys) posted an unclassified <ocument.

During the first Bush administration there was an effort to create a new classified category called (something along the line of) "Unclassified but sensitive". It went nowhere, but apparently the current group seems to think they can take an unclassified document and reclassify it (and apparently threaten penalties for publishing the original.); Posted by: Cardinal_Bill Posted on: 02/05/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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New threats, new world Christian_<>< | 02/05/04

new threat from... stephen732@... | 02/05/04

The article is fuzzy. Cardinal_Bill | 02/05/04

yeah JWatson77 | 02/05/04

NOT fuzzy Christian_<>< | 02/06/04

Please explain the connection John L. Ries | 02/09/04

boy oh boy oh boy NemesisNL | 02/06/04

Security Oversite jerry@... | 02/06/04

Re: Worse? how Christian_<>< | 02/07/04

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