[bagster]

Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms DELTA This condition applies in the immediate area where a terrorist attack has occurred or when intelligence has been received that terrorist action against a specific location or person is imminent.

oooops. I meant this. this info is from slag.

[gnarledmaw]

Maybe Im not understanding that you are understanding what Im saying. If swordmaker is the person Im thinking of then maybe he will get what Im saying here. Its hard for me to explain without saying too much.

I did not use this particular format of communication but of the ones Im familiar with...

If it meant "imminent, specific location" the way you are using it then it would not be tacked at the end after the signature. There is a logic to the way communications are formatted. "Delta"(imminent specific) is one of the most important parts of the message so there might be a number of ways and places that it might be put in here (again, I didnt use whatever this is) but it would be maybe first and last or the first line might read "DELTA_WARNING_UK_" or "WARNING_UK_DELTA", those would be logical to use that way if it meant that. You wouldnt send a message and then on the end, after youve signed it add "Oh ya, BTW, this is immediate and specific".

Sword, do you know what Im saying?