Jonathon,
They may be dumping the paper copies becuase they digitized them. There is a whole
body of Federal regulations concerning the disposal of documents as far as what to
dispose and what goes to the National Archives. I have no axe to grind but I am a
bit concerned that a private group is responsible for the maintenance and making
available government documents to the public.
Rick Lathrop
jonathon wrote:
> >....
> >So what we have found is the first step, the document number, the next is
> to get
> >a copy. If anything I have learned is that half the battle in dealing with the
> >government is speaking to them in a language they understand. If you say
> how do I
> >get a copy a MIL-T-45331P you are going to get farther then can I get copies of
> >xxxx plans.
>
> You may be forgetting one little detail. They have been turning over
> engineering drawings to the MVPA in truck loads. Lee Holland mentioned what
> point they are up to, as in year. Sounded like they were all going to end
> up going to MVPA. I for one am very interested in being able to get access
> to some particular mule drawings. I think it is perhaps to soon to know
> what MVPA's policy is going to be as far as access at this point but
> something to keep on top of for sure
>
> later,
>
> je
>
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