>>>>Working in a military base and a concrete bunker (really folks it is a bunker converted to office space). We asked for and received permission to drill a hole to extend a wire for radio broacasts. We also asked for permission to knock out a section for a window, but was told not to push our luck. Work here for 14 years and have yet to have a window. You might also try going up as high as you can with wire for an antenae, the higher you go the better.
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>>>You're lucky; that little wire would have had the TEMPEST guys throwing fits where I used to work.
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>>The bosses approached me one time to go to work in the Secret Squirrel area and I turned them down. I like unclass (in my case no-class) area. There are just too many rules, regulations and forms to fill out in that area. I have enough headaches doing VFP stuff and I like not having to go through 6 layers of people in order to get PC's ordered and on the Internet.
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>I used to think they went a bit overboard until I watched a demonstration of how a gut with little more than an antenna, an o-scope and a suitcase-sized receiver/amp could read the output dot by dot from a 9 pin printer where someone forgot to shield the pin driver motors. Scary just how much information you can grab even from 'secure' equipment.

But the really bad part is that you can work and fret 24/7 about it and some Washington low-life-friend-of-the-president-no-background-check-required sells it for fun and profit or leaves it lying around for the janitor to read.