LIMDIS
A US military document classification marking standing for 'Limited Distribution,' indicating that the material should be shared only with those who have a specific operational need for it.
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A US military document classification marking standing for 'Limited Distribution,' indicating that the material should be shared only with those who have a specific operational need for it. It sits below formal classified tiers like Secret or Top Secret but is still more restrictive than general-release documents. Personnel working with LIMDIS material are expected to keep it within designated channels and avoid casual forwarding or discussion outside authorised circles.
The intelligence summary came back stamped LIMDIS, meaning only the task force commanders could review it.
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(US, military) : a document classification level.
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