----- Original Message -----But there is also that very nice opportunity for planting crucial misinformation. I mean if I were commander in chief I'd really take advantage of the manyfold possibillities for misinforming my enemy. So allowing in the media can be a double edged sword.
From: "G. D. Akin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Killer Bs Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 2:40 AM
Subject: Re: The right to know: (was CNN morons.)
asAnother topic was about Operational Security--we're certainly not the
only people watching the "show". The bad guys can use the pictures
Precisely! Thanks.up to the minute targeting information. I would think the on-scenehttp://www.johnringo.com/popadjfire.htm
comanders just gotta HATE this.
Andy Dawn Falcon
But, the on-scene commander controls the feed. From looking at when we do
and don't get picture, and when there is and is not a background, I'm
guessing that the US military has set forth very strict rules and that the
local commanders have both general orders and discretion in applying those
orders. My personal guess is that less information than we think is
available from the feeds.
Sonja
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