Hi James
I have to agree with you have we not joined this group to share our knowledge
and to me knowing what were looking for is a big issue .
I suspect that many so called TSCM professionals have never found a device
I don�t expect to find a device on every sweep but if you have been in the industry for a few years
you must have some finds under your wings I am willing to show my finds so why can�t others and i have some very high end
finds.
What are the rest of the groups thoughts on this issue
Very best regards
Ian
www.technicalprotection.co.uk
From: TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com [ mailto:TSCM-..._at_googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of bts
Sent: 26 April 2009 16:45
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Subject: [TSCM-L] {3622} Re: P.U.N.K.D. Guide to Bugs (S)
Okay we have done this funny in a couple different ways. This one and about a year ago when I asked if any one had pictures of devices they had found.
Now if it is at all possible, can someone actually answer the question?
It is SOP to photograph devices as they are found. The government job I had 30 years ago has advanced devices that are now made obsolete by Mattel Toys. The few devices I have found over the years are recorders and cell phones that every one knows about. I have never seen anything that I would consider a state of the art device.
Can any one show me an example?
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James Greenwold
Bureau of Technical Services
P.O. Box 191
Chippewa Falls, WI54729
715-726-1400
http://www.tacticalsurveillance.com
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On 4/25/09 11:19 PM, "James M. Atkinson" <j..._at_tscm.com> wrote:
(S) Highly classified guide to the identification of bugs.
(S) Please do not distribute to non-cleared personnel
-jma
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