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Subject:   Skunk Works Digest V5 #138
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Skunk Works Digest          Monday, 18 July 1994        Volume 05 : Number 138

In this issue:

	(newsletter) NEON AZIMUTH #2 released

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From: TRADER@cup.portal.com
Date: Sun, 17 Jul 94 20:38:36 PDT
Subject: (newsletter) NEON AZIMUTH #2 released

Issue #2 of my electronic newsletter NEON AZIMUTH has been sent to subscribers
on the mailing list. NEON AZIMUTH covers the "sources and methods" for locating
secret U.S. military programs. (I release this material as a means of providing
people for holding the military accountable for its actions). Issue #2 covers
a subject near and dear to some of us -- obtaining U.S. government documents.
(Yes, this is the infamous NEON AZIMUTH mentioned in the story starting on
page 1 of the July 5, 1994 issue of "Defense Week".)

If you would like to subscribe to NEON AZIMUTH, please send your requests
to TRADER@cup.portal.com, and I will add you to the list. At the present
time, there are more than 130 subscribers. If you subscribed, and haven't
received anything, please write me also. There was one user at host
origin.ea.com, whose system didn't know they existed (Mail was returned with
the message "user unknown".) Another reader had their host (ibmoto.com)
disappear from network mailers between issue #1 and issue #2. I have also pulle
d
some people from the list, at their request, because they didn't want to receiv
e
this kind of material while they are trying to get jobs that require security
clearances.

Back issues of the NEON AZIMUTH are available from my FTP site (see below).

Paul McGinnis / TRADER@cup.portal.com

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Anonymous FTP access to files dealing with excessive military secrecy
is available from Internet host ftp.shell.portal.com (IP address
156.151.3.4) in the /pub/trader directory. Read the 00readme files for
descriptions of the files. Writings from Glenn Campbell, author of the
"Area 51 Viewer's Guide" are available in /pub/trader/secrecy/psychospy.

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