player he bought in an Oklahoma thrift shop, it has been reported.
Chris Ogle, 29, paid $15 for the player and when he plugged it into
his computer he found 60 pages of military data, Television One News
said.
The files contained the names and personal details of US soldiers,
including some who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as
information about equipment deployed to bases and a mission briefing.
"The more I look at it, the more I see and the less I think I should
be [seeing]," Mr Ogle said.
Although most of the files are dated 2005, TV One said it rang some
of the phone numbers and they were answered by the corresponding
personnel.
Mr Ogle said the MP3 had never worked as a music player and he would
hand it over to the US Defence Department if asked.
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