Defense and International Relations Agencies and Organizations - USA.gov
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Showing posts with label Military. Show all posts
Monday
Defense and International Relations Agencies and Organizations - USA.gov
Pentagon: The internet needs to be dealt with as if it were an enemy "weapons system".
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"The Pentagon's Information Operations Roadmap is blunt about the fact that an internet, with the potential for free speech, is in direct opposition to their goals. The internet needs to be dealt with as if it were an enemy "weapons system"."
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=JES20080202&articleId=7980
Thursday
Wednesday
Report: Air Force lost track of five nuclear missiles - USA Today Blog
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"Mistakes by U.S. Air Force personnel left five nuclear warheads unaccounted for during a three-hour period on Aug. 30, according to Army Times.
The paper, a fellow Gannett publication, cites anonymous sources who say that five Advanced Cruise Missiles were mistakenly loaded on a B-52 bomber that flew from a base in North Dakota to one in Louisiana. The missiles, set to be decommissioned, should have been removed from the plane. Instead, they were mounted on the bomber’s wings."
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2007/09/report-air-forc.html?csp=34
Clinton, Obama Back Bigger Army to Blunt Soft-on-Security Slams - Bloomberg
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"Michael Dukakis's tank ride and John Kerry's Iraq flip-flop still haunt the Democratic Party.
This year's presidential candidates are aggressively working to avoid soft-on-security images, keeping in mind the ridicule Republicans heaped on nominees Dukakis for posing as a tank commander in 1988 and Kerry when he tried in 2004 to explain contradictory votes on funding for the war."
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=afZAt_sfmdLU&refer=us
Friday
Army Reports Brass, Not Bloggers, Breach Security
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"For years, the military has been warning that soldiers' blogs could pose a security threat by leaking sensitive wartime information. But a series of online audits, conducted by the Army, suggests that official Defense Department websites post material that's far more potentially harmful than blogs do.
The audits, performed by the Army Web Risk Assessment Cell between January 2006 and January 2007, found at least 1,813 violations of operational security policy on 878 official military websites. In contrast, the 10-man, Manassas, Virginia, unit discovered 28 breaches, at most, on 594 individual blogs during the same period.
The results were obtained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, after the digital rights group filed a lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act."
http://www.wired.com/politics/onlinerights/news/2007/08/milbloggers
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