Sorry, Duane. I don't have a link. It was a verbal comment made by a Swedish
Defense Ministry person during a meeting on interoperability that I attended
in Stockholm in the 2005 timeframe. I'd be surprised if this was publicly
acknowledged at the time they were following the policy. (01)
Hans (02)
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On 2013-02-16 4:23 PM, "Hans Polzer" <hpolzer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: (04)
>This reminds me of the fact that during the Cold War the Swedish
>military deliberately made their systems non-interoperable with those
>of other countries (like NATO nations) because they didn't want any
>invading troops to be able to use any equipment they might capture.
Being of Swedish descent, I was not aware of this. Is there a link? I know
the Americans used the Navajo language for cryptographic constructs.
Was not aware of this. (05)
Duane (06)
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