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Data: Tue 03 Apr 2001 - 12:58:06 MET DST


Crew had started to destroy sensitive
                  equipment

                  April 2, 2001
                  Web posted at: 8:05 p.m. EDT (0005 GMT)

                  By CNN National Correspondent Eileen
                  O'Connor

                  WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Pentagon
                  officials said Monday the crew of the
                  U.S. spy plane that made an emergency
                  landing over the weekend on Chinese soil
                  began procedures to destroy the plane's
                  sensitive technology, but said they did not know how
far they got.

                  The team had been trained in a procedure to destroy
equipment and paper that
                  included the use of hammers, axes, and shredders.

                  "The expectation would have been if they were going
somewhere where the
                  equipment would have been compromised, they would
begin the process of
                  destroying the equipment," the official said, adding,
"we are not sure if that was
                  accomplished."

                  Sources said destruction procedures can include
electronic means of destroying
                  sensitive software and hardware. In some cases, two
solutions which create an
                  acid can be combined internally to destroy
sophisticated circuit boards.

                  But a senior Pentagon official said he was not
                  sure if the equipment on this EP-3 included this
                  type of destruction equipment.

                  One military source said the most sensitive
                  equipment involves decryption devices, which
                  can descramble electronic communications.
                  Knowing how the United States eavesdrops on its
communications would be
                  invaluable to the Chinese government.



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