Stars and Stripes reports that bloggers are worrying that new Army rules for all online postings could put severe restrictions on Soldiers' websites. The new regulations specifically ban posting pictures of roadside bomb attacks, images of troops killed in action, and any shots of base security measures. It also mandates that Soldiers "consult with their immediate supervisor and their OPSEC Officer for an OPSEC review prior to publishing or posting information in a public forum." The new regulations are available in .pdf format.
Visit the Military Blogoshere to read the best from Military Blog.
New Regulations Worrying Army Bloggers
Week of May 14, 2007
Email this page | Subscribe to Benefits Update |
Current Issue
- Nominees Sought for Freedom Award
- TRICARE Debuts New Web Service
- TRICARE Offers Shingles Vaccine
- Holiday Postal Deadline Approaching
- Army Program Builds Strong Marriages
- TurboTAP Offers Transition Guides
- Leading Bow Maker Helps TAPS
- Army Provides Pet Information
- Military OneSource Phone Consultations
- Education and Training for Spouses
- Operation Forward Santa
- AAFES Launches Redesigned Webpage
- Guide for Deploying Troops
- Website Allows Information Sharing
- Virginia to Hold Special Election
- Featured Job: Technical Support Consultant
- Free Music for the Troops
- Military Spouse Career Webinar
- New Program for Wounded and Families
- New Mental Health Website Launched
- Study Examines Post-Deployment Mental Health
- Internet-Based Treatment has Potential
- Air Force Announces New Reenlistment Bonus
- Servicemembers Save with Offers from ASMBA
- Register for SpouseBUZZ LIVE in Fayetteville
- Tuition Assistance Overview
- TRICARE North Offers 'Kid's Journal'
- Airmen Sought for Attache Duty
- Gifts for 'Any Servicemember'
- Deal of the Week: Holiday Special
