Saw this elsewhere, what do you think?
Yes, and because they (we, but I'm not SF/it wasn't just a problem with SF) ran the perimeter road, it gave an idea how big the area was.CanyonAg77 said:
Wasn't there a problem a few years ago, when Special Ops guys were posting their daily workouts to Apps such as Strava?
Places that we "didn't have Spec Ops deployed" suddenly had a bunch of SpecOps guys' workout routes showing up.
Naveronski said:Yes, and because they (we, but I'm not SF/it wasn't just a problem with SF) ran the perimeter road, it gave an idea how big the area was.CanyonAg77 said:
Wasn't there a problem a few years ago, when Special Ops guys were posting their daily workouts to Apps such as Strava?
Places that we "didn't have Spec Ops deployed" suddenly had a bunch of SpecOps guys' workout routes showing up.
CanyonAg77 said:
Wasn't there a problem a few years ago, when Special Ops guys were posting their daily workouts to Apps such as Strava?
Places that we "didn't have Spec Ops deployed" suddenly had a bunch of SpecOps guys' workout routes showing up.
74OA said:
The Army gets it, but it's a chore convincing soldiers that any emission can get them killed.
LESSONS
As the article mentions, the Army did most all that and personal cells still leaked through to the field. The military is not exempt from the 2% rule. In this instance, unfortunately, even 98% compliance will still get people killed. There will always be those who believe that rules exist to be circumvented or have an "urgent" personal reason to disregard them.AgLA06 said:74OA said:
The Army gets it, but it's a chore convincing soldiers that any emission can get them killed.
LESSONS
Seems it would be pretty simple to screen / collect all electronic devices before deployment and offer military approved devices that allow viewing of social media, but not posting and phone calls. We censored mail in WW2 for obvious reasons. Each company and larger should probably have a devices actively looking for contraband electronics within x number of meters.
Russia learned this the hard way in Ukraine.