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[TarJak]

http://www.smh.com.au/news/web/secret-subs-sighted/2007/10/12/1191696145980.html

[The Avon Lady]

Google must be destroyed. :fff:

[bradclark1]

With budget cuts, think the CIA is using Google Earth?:hmm:

[Letum]

With budget cuts, think the CIA is using Google Earth?:hmm:


With budget cuts google bought the CIA.

In hindsight using the "I'm feeling lucky" button for arrests was a mistake.

[kiwi_2005]

I have google.com/ig (iGoogle) set as my home page, every week i get one of those links taking me to the hidden russian submarine, thanks to my google spy friends :D :roll: Google ig has addons to setup your page to what suits you.

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a390/Kiwi_Frank/spy.jpg

[Ishmael]

http://www.smh.com.au/news/web/secret-subs-sighted/2007/10/12/1191696145980.html

I've known about this for sometime. I suggest you GoogleEarth Ballast Point, Naval Station Hampton Roads and Concord Naval Weapons Station. See the amount of photoresolution you get. Then type in Moyock, NC and move to the northeast until you find Blackwater Road. Compare the photoresolution detail available at the Blackwater Headquarters to the previous sites. I did this already and have a question.

Why can you see obvious details of sensitive military installations and units but not the corporate headquarters and training center of the largest private military organisation in the world?