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Air Force Sends Emails To Wrong Address
The U.S. Air Force has been mistakenly sending emails meant for its base in Mildenhall, England to a local tourism Web site with a similar address.Gary Sinnott launched a Web site in the mid 1990s, www.mildenhall.com to promote his hometown. He soon began receiving emails from members of the U.S. Air Force who were trying to send messages to people at the base located in the town. The email address for those stationed there was mildenhall.af.mil.
Air Force To Cut Access To Some Blogs
By Mike Sachoff
The Air Force is restricting access to a wide range of blogs its troops will be able to read.The Air Force Network Operations Center (AFNOC) said," AFNOC has imposed bans on all sites with 'blog' in their URLs, thus cutting off any sites hosted by Blogspot. Other blogs, and sites in general, are blocked based on content reviews performed at the base, command and AFNOC level."
Air Force Expert Accepts Google Earth Threat
By Doug Caverly
If there’s any one “type” of person you can count on to be practical, it’s a military man (or woman). And while Lt. Gen. David A. Deptula of the U.S. Air Force has admitted that some mapping software has created “huge” security problems, he also acknowledged that there’s not much anyone can do about it.
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