At the risk of spoiling it, I spoke with one of the LOGSA administrators and they are not happy with finding the things they list/file as "restricted" posted for download somewhere on the WWW. There are people actually assigned to look for these things. As you can imagine they are overwhelmed with the task, but don't invite a nasty e-mail or worse. Most of us are collecting the old vehicles, and some are putting the old radio gear in them too. Most people don't know if a manual is restricted or not. The LOGSA person told me that they don't care about people looking at the site and that one way to tell is to look at the file's URL on LOGSA. If it has an "A" in it, it's fair game. B, C, and D cannot be downloaded, and if you have a copy of one of those, please don't post it. On the other hand, there are alot of restricted manuals there covering downright obsolete junk, as far as warfighting is concerned. It is not against the law to have a copy, after all, they've come out of DRMO for years and you buy from a delaer in good faith, not your responsibility. Try the FOIA, maybe to get a copy. good luck on that!
