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Pentagon Cracking Down on Soldiers’ BlogsPosted on Oct 30, 2006
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By Chica, October 31, 2006 at 7:26 pm Link to this comment
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I am an NCO in the USAF and we have been told explicitly to remove all pictures in uniform from our blogs, myspace and the like. It’s a crap policy they came up with because of a legitimate one. We are not to act as ambassadors of the Air Force unless we do so as an official function. Otherwise we are to direct you to public affairs. However they expect us to volunteer in the community on our own time (which I support) to represent the Air Force. It’s a little two faced.
Report thisBy Pat in Montana, October 30, 2006 at 5:02 pm Link to this comment
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My son has often sent e-mails, political, and NOT favorable to the administration, to his cousin who is a “Contractor” in Afganistan. The cousin never sees them before they get bounced back.
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