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Twitter Storm Falsely Accuses Afghanistan Veteran of Having Nazi Tattoo
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Airman Intervenes After Reddit Post, Saves Suicidal Air Force Member
On Reddit's section for the Air Force, Senior Airman Charles Woomer noticed a subtle cry for help among other posts.
Minnesota National Guard Faces Social Media Identity Scams
The Minnesota National Guard has assigned someone to monitor social media amid growing concern about scammers.
Racial Slurs on Air Force Facebook Group Spark Investigation
The Air Force is investigating after a Germany-based public affairs airman posted a racial slur to a Facebook group.
Medic Disciplined after Posting Photo of Soldier's Severed Body Part
Military medical officials are imposing new social media guidelines after an Army medic posted an operating room photo.
McMaster Says Russian Meddling 'Incontrovertible'
The evidence describes a vast, secret, social-media campaign financed by a Russian entrepreneur.
Pentagon Unveils Policy to Combat Misconduct, Harassment in the Ranks
The policy dictates definitions of what is considered harrassment and the proper response to attacks via social media.
Navy Sets Social Media Guidelines for Identifying Deceased Sailors
DoD policy prohibits the Navy from releasing the identities of casualties until 24 hours after next of kin is informed.
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