>600GB
So that gets them what exactly? The Navy's recipe for West Texas chilli?
LMAO
Leo Campbell
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Carson Ross
some PO3s underway pron collection
Jack Garcia
In the grand scheme of things, why do i feel like 600gb is a bit small for official government files regarding the Navy?
Hunter Johnson
>600GB
That's a lot of sexual harassment powerpoints.
Levi Murphy
A serious guess. Acoustic profiles of many US submarines.
Colton Gomez
Depends on the contractor. Mostly I'd guess PDFs: contracts, spec sheets, white papers, development powerpoints, a LOT of meaningless salesman tapdancing bullshit. Maybe possibly some design schematics and product output. Equipment test results and analysis. This is how China does R&D half the time.
Jeremiah Cruz
based on which subcontractors the data are based from. A lot of information of subsystems.
Liam Perez
Probably Newport News
Kevin Clark
hypersonic missile program data that was not classified
Colton Sullivan
>Imagining a literal army of chinemen sifting through the bullshit that is on your company servers
Motherfuckers are dedicated, I'll give them that. 90% of company documents are filler or procedural bullshit, 600 GB just sounds like a whole lot of PDF's and useless presentations, planning and other horseshit.