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You can send me them at
Originally posted by DavidBieniek
After looking at it, I do remember something about it. I have a few reports that I found I could send you. What is your e-mail address. They are in .doc format. I have 3 reports about the object for you. 1 of which is classified.
I'll send them tomarrow.
Dr. Bieniek
Originally posted by DavidBieniek
My name is David Bieniek,
I hold a position and a limited Security Clearance at Los Alamos Laboratory. There is only one entrance from LANL to Dulce and it is a 6 inch thick, about 8 ft. tall steel door. There is a gate in front of the door that one of the guards open for people authorized to enter. While I don't have the clearance to enter the facility, I have seen inside that gate one time. A man by the name of Dr. James Taylor walked through with a security escort, and briefly I saw the inside. All I saw was another bright gray door slide open, and then a silver looking elavator shaft. Then the exteior door shut and security gave me a strange look. I know it goes to Dulce as it says (most noteably like an airport terminal) Gate 1 to DULCE in bright blue lettering. Next to it are a group of 8 numbers consisting of 0's and 1's only. I could probably get a few pictures of it, although they don't allow cameras near the gate. I am, however authorized to carry one through LANL directly to the section by the terminal as I work in the Aerospace Physics Division. I will try to get some pictures if I can. Shortly, I will be writing an article about Aerospace Technologies in the New York Times, and I am going to make it a point to mention this web site, and some of the things I read here.
Respectfully,
Dr. David Bieniek
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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I don't think the documents he is referring to would need to be classified. Its metallurgical analysis, not a national secret.
Originally posted by GODFLESH
I agree with Dues Ex... someone who would send CLASSIFIED documents over e-mail... would be jailed/executed. The Govt would have the Dr's computer log checked frequently, incase of instances like this.