[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The real problem is that flaky encrypted comms are a tactical problem so it is often better to use clear comms when time is the issue. Not too helpful to know what's about to happen if you can't do anything about it anyway. ---------------------------------- This is a very important point! I am sure that most of what is being intercepted is tactical voice, and has very limited shelf-life. I am much more concerned about the apparent lack of good IFF (missile batteries lighting up the RAF plane that they then shot down; the USAF plane that reacted to being lit up by firing at and destroying the ground radar; stories about our close air-support firing on our tanks and other ground units)! This sounds like it is very close to criminal negligence! Do these units NOT have IFF or are they not using it or does it just not work all of the time ? Geraldo wants to know!! - chazzchezz
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