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Newsgroups: net.micro.cpm
Subject: Re: DOD Zenith Computers
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Date: Tue, 13-Dec-83 19:30:00 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec 13 19:30:00 1983
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Bob (et al)

Don't think the traffic/messages actually stated the Z100 was "the official
DoD micro" as such - but that one big joint-service, "everybody join in if
you wanna" type specification and contract was let.  I think someone
mentioned maybe 250 machines at last count, but this is an "F6" bit of
info (for you MI types).  I hope my original source has some more current
information, since I am MOST information in anything I can use as strong
evidence that SOMEONE out there is trying to standardize!  (Lord, what a
grabbag we have here!)

I recently heard USAF wanting to transport some Pascal stuff from another
micro over to the Z100 (on