[DogByte6RER]

USAF (computer) crash and burn ...

[choctaw man]

...lost, with no backup anywhere? Really?

[2banana]

Lockheed never heard of a backup?

[bgill]

Never heard of hard copies.

[r_barton]

Keep one thing in mind and you won’t go wrong. Our government lies. It governs by lying.

[IC Ken]

PORN crashes computers.

[dfwgator]

Somebody wanted that information gone.

[Paladin2]

The AF is not into cloud computing?

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

I don’t believe it for a minute. Some kind of skulduggery here.

[AFreeBird]

Corrupted on purpose?

[Vinnie]

Where was The Cloud?

[Secret Agent Man]

Find it hard to believe.

[rdl6989]

Do they think anybody believes nonsense.

[gaijin]

Our leaders LEAD and this is the followers FOLLOWING.

If the guys at the very top keep setting examples, is it really ANY surprise that eventually people further down the chain will FOLLOW that example..?

But really:

REAL fairness would be *airmen trainees* also pulling stuff like this.

Venezuelan Air Force here we come?

Sure seems like it.

[TexasRepublic]

Something very incompetent or very rotten is going on. Some IT heads should roll, and probably some management’s too.

[M Kehoe]

The Airforce is investigating why they lost the investigations?

Charlie foxtrot.

5.56mm

[corbe]

I certainly believe this.

USAF 70-74
UNIVAC 1050-II

[Brookhaven]

“The U.S. Air Force Inspector General tracks all their investigations on fraud, abuse, and everything else down to office disputes in a database maintained by Lockheed Martin. Now it looks like somebody broke it, destroying data collected since 2004.”

I call BS.

Every database administrator I’ve ever dealt with was absolutely paranoid about doing backups.

* You WILL back up your data on a regular (as in daily) schedule.

* You WILL store copies of backups at an offside facility.

The idea that an organization like the Air Force—at this point in computing history—would lose a database is ludicrous.

Something’s getting covered up here by an intentional destruction of this database. The story that they lost the DB is false.

[MrBambaLaMamba]

H1B Jihadi IT Services?

[wtd]

Just a glitch, eh? This administration is getting really prolific with these 'glitches'...

• On 'Hannity,' Philip Haney, DHS whistleblower claims agency scrubbed records

[Iron Munro]

Important records and data are safely stored as digital files on computers throughout the USA.

Nothing can go wr$%6*&#%$

Nothing can go wr$%6*&#%$

Nothing can go wr$%6*&#%$