, SecurityFocus 2003-01-16
U.S. defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld this week directed the armed service to strip military Web sites of information that could benefit adversaries, citing a terrorist training manual and a year-long review of the Department of Defense's 700-gigabyte Web presence.
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Retired USAF (2 replies)
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How can we forget the history of our mighty Internet: ARPANET was the network that became the basis for the Internet. It was funded mainly by U.S. military sources and consisted of a number of individual computers connected by leased lines. ARPANET was replaced over time in the 1980's by a separate new military network and NSFNet (become the backbone of the Internet). Source : techtarget.com
You are a retired USAF, contact the nearest AF base for further information about their "public" websites.
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