TS+P1+Internet+AGP-Writing+Assignments

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"Internet & The Army"
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- How does the internet help terrorists?

- Do they use the internet to promote terrorism?

- Can they develp more terrorism using the internet?

How does the army use the internet?

- How do they use it to gain new recruits?

- How much do they spend on their ad campaigns?

- Which websites benefit the army?

How does the internet affect the army?

How many users are on the AKO network?

Does the government fund the army's ad campaigns as well as the army itself?

Is the AKO site still running strong as of today?

Does the army feel like they are bribing people with the bonuses and laptops?

Why was recruiting harder in the 20th century?

Army uses Myspace:

The Army uses Myspace to gain new recruits through the internet.

The Myspace idea originated in the Japanese Marine Corps.

The army established a Myspace account in 2006 and has used it wisely.

The AKO:

The AKO (Army Knowledge Online) was created so people can know more about the army, check their status and find out how to enroll.

Files on the AKO are encrypted for security reasons.

The AKO was started in 1999.

Recruting Statistics:

Army recruiters resorted to using $20,000 bonuses and Pentium Laptops to get new members.

The army spent $150 million on an ad campaign in 2001.

The Army was able to meet their recruiting goals 56 straight months in a row.

Recruiting was a lot harder in the 1900's.