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HONOLULU - An engineer who calls himself the father of the technology that protects the B-2 stealth bomber from heat-seeking missiles has been arrested and accused of selling U.S. military secrets involving the aircraft to a foreign country, the FBI said. Noshir S. Gowadia, 61, of Haiku was arrested Wednesday.
According to the FBI, Gowadia in 2002 faxed a document detailing infrared technology classified top secret by the Air Force to a foreign official. He also provided classified information to two other countries, the FBI said.
The government would not identify the countries or disclose how much he allegedly received
String him up
Originally posted by FredT
Iran is another one, but given Kims Paranoia I would see him trying to get as much information as he could. Not to build one mind you but to develop a detection system.
Originally posted by WestPoint23
Why are the scientists that work on very sensitive and classified technologies watched more carefully? I mean c’mon, we invest billions for such systems yet we can’t spend a good amount of $$$ to keep it secret?
Originally posted by WestPoint23
Why are the scientists that work on very sensitive and classified technologies watched more carefully? I mean c’mon, we invest billions for such systems yet we can’t spend a good amount of $$$ to keep it secret?