One thing I discovered is that the Marine Corps has had a myspace account since August 2006.
They have over 14,500 friends signed up as users on their friend lists.
The Air Force also advertises on Myspace, however they do not have a profile.
I find it interesting the tthe idea originated in the japanese Marine Corps.
I also found it interesting that it works so effectively that they get 25-30 recruits a month.
I wonder how they came up with such a brilliant idea?
I did not know the Pentagon was preparing to make it's own internet.
This plan might cost $24 Billion.
The army wants to deploy a war-fighting force at anytime, anyplace.
I find it interesting that Peter Teets calls it "Internet in the sky".
It might take 10-15 years of spending to fully complete.
Why do they want a "God's eye view"?
Title:AKO: Army Knowledge Online Source: Hot Topics Author: Publication Date: May 2006 Page Number: 1-16 Database: SIRS Government Reporter
I discovered that the AKO started in 1999.
You can use AKO to check your status if you are or were in the army.
Troops can use AKO to securely instant message each other to communicate when needed.
I find it interesting that all files transferred on AKO are encrypted for safety.
Everything is automatically backed up on the AKO network.
Who decided to start the AKO?
Title:The New Army Source: Weekly Standard Author: Matt Labash Publication Date: April 30, 2001 Page Number: 20+ Database: SIRS Researcher
I discovered that recruiting was more difficult in the 20th century.
Army recruiters resorting $20,000 bonuses and Pentium Laptops.
The Army was able to meet their recruiting goals 56 atraight months in a row.
I find it interesting that the Army spent $150 million on one of their new ad campaigns.
I discovered that MMO stands fo massively multiplayer online.
People pay cash for virtual items that aren't actually real.
Everquest was the pioneer of MMO games.
I find it interesting that people can make so much money through these games.
I also find it interesting that Edward Castronova wrote about the economy of a virtual world called
I discovered that the Internet Society (ISOC) has members in more than 180 countries.
ISOC is a par of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
The ISOC was created in 1992.
I find it interesting that ISOC sponsors events like it's International Networking (INET)
ISOC consists of over 100 different organizations.
How does the army use the internet?
Search terms: army internet help benefit use
Organizations:
ISOC (Internet Society)AKO (Army Knowledge Online)
Subject Headings:
Internet, Military useInternet, War use
Title: Marine Corps Recruiting Tactics Move into 21st Century with MySpace...
Source: Marine Corps News
Author: Terence L. Yancey
Publication Date: Aug. 11, 2006
Page Number: n.p.
Database: SIRS Government Reporter
One thing I discovered is that the Marine Corps has had a myspace account since August 2006.
They have over 14,500 friends signed up as users on their friend lists.
The Air Force also advertises on Myspace, however they do not have a profile.
I find it interesting the tthe idea originated in the japanese Marine Corps.
I also found it interesting that it works so effectively that they get 25-30 recruits a month.
I wonder how they came up with such a brilliant idea?
Title: Pentagon Envisioning a Costly Internet for War
Source: New York Times (New York, NY)
Author: Tim Weiner
Publication Date: Nov. 13, 2004
Page Number: A1
Database: SIRS Researcher
I did not know the Pentagon was preparing to make it's own internet.
This plan might cost $24 Billion.
The army wants to deploy a war-fighting force at anytime, anyplace.
I find it interesting that Peter Teets calls it "Internet in the sky".
It might take 10-15 years of spending to fully complete.
Why do they want a "God's eye view"?
Title: AKO: Army Knowledge Online
Source: Hot Topics
Author:
Publication Date: May 2006
Page Number: 1-16
Database: SIRS Government Reporter
I discovered that the AKO started in 1999.
You can use AKO to check your status if you are or were in the army.
Troops can use AKO to securely instant message each other to communicate when needed.
I find it interesting that all files transferred on AKO are encrypted for safety.
Everything is automatically backed up on the AKO network.
Who decided to start the AKO?
Title: The New Army
Source: Weekly Standard
Author: Matt Labash
Publication Date: April 30, 2001
Page Number: 20+
Database: SIRS Researcher
I discovered that recruiting was more difficult in the 20th century.
Army recruiters resorting $20,000 bonuses and Pentium Laptops.
The Army was able to meet their recruiting goals 56 atraight months in a row.
I find it interesting that the Army spent $150 million on one of their new ad campaigns.
Title: From Megs to Riches
Source: Fortune Vol. 152, No. 11
Author: Roger Parloff
Publication Date: Nov. 28, 2005
Page Number: 184+
Database: SIRS Researcher
I discovered that MMO stands fo massively multiplayer online.
People pay cash for virtual items that aren't actually real.
Everquest was the pioneer of MMO games.
I find it interesting that people can make so much money through these games.
I also find it interesting that Edward Castronova wrote about the economy of a virtual world called
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1.All About the Internet Society
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4. http://www.isoc.org/isoc/
I discovered that the Internet Society (ISOC) has members in more than 180 countries.
ISOC is a par of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
The ISOC was created in 1992.
I find it interesting that ISOC sponsors events like it's International Networking (INET)
ISOC consists of over 100 different organizations.
What made ISOC decide to go international?