>concerned.  The conferring of a "Secret" clearance is a very
>jealously-guarded govt. prerogative.  Often a clearance from one branch of
>the govt will not be accepted by another branch of the same govt.

I was telling him offline that having a prior clearance will usually extend the
process.

I had a guy I worked with, a MSEE, who had a (TS+compartmental+cryto) clearance
in Korea when he was in charge of communications at one of our bases.

When he got a civilian job, it took over a year for them to clear him to a
Secret _because_ of his prior stuff.

Whoda thunk!?!

Andy

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