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LEStudent · 06-27-2008, 04:16

Hello gentlemen,

A bit of background: When I was at Ft. Bragg in 11/05 demonstrating the VBS1 program for SWC, one of the 18-echo instructors in the Code Room was tinkering with a black box computer. I don't recall all of the specifics, but I do recall that it had a flat screen (possibly LCD) monitor integrated, as well as a keyboard, etc. As I recall, the instructor had liberated this particular machine from those big pallets of surplus that get scrapped and was turning it into a LAN gaming machine.

What I'm after, is whether or not those black boxes might be available as surplus, once they're scrubbed and sanitized.

EDIT -- As far as I know, I was not exposed to any restricted or otherwise sensitive areas or materials during my visit to the SWC. I apologize in advance however, if my post in any way violates any OPSEC.

06-27-2008, 04:16	#1
LEStudent Asset Join Date: May 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 24	Black box computer Hello gentlemen, A bit of background: When I was at Ft. Bragg in 11/05 demonstrating the VBS1 program for SWC, one of the 18-echo instructors in the Code Room was tinkering with a black box computer. I don't recall all of the specifics, but I do recall that it had a flat screen (possibly LCD) monitor integrated, as well as a keyboard, etc. As I recall, the instructor had liberated this particular machine from those big pallets of surplus that get scrapped and was turning it into a LAN gaming machine. What I'm after, is whether or not those black boxes might be available as surplus, once they're scrubbed and sanitized. EDIT -- As far as I know, I was not exposed to any restricted or otherwise sensitive areas or materials during my visit to the SWC. I apologize in advance however, if my post in any way violates any OPSEC. Last edited by LEStudent; 06-27-2008 at 04:20.
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