The U.S. Army just released its first eBook for combat leaders, but it’s only available to iPad users for now. The Combat Studies Institute at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., recently completed the interactive version of “Vanguard of Valor: Small Unit Actions in Afghanistan.” Originally published in hardcopy a year ago, this new Apple iBook format presents […]
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Army eBook Targets Apple Users
by Matt Cox on March 27, 2013
Muslims find ‘Call of Duty’ map offensive, Activision apologizes
by Mike Hoffman on October 12, 2012
Makers of the popular first-person-shooter video game series, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, moved quickly to erase a multiplayer map after complaints surfaced that it featured holy Islamic writings in a virtual bathroom. Muslim gamers informed Activision officials that the Favela multiplayer map has mirrors in the bathrooms with the writing “Allah is beautiful […]
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Pentagon preps new social media rules
by Mike Hoffman on August 17, 2012
The Pentagon is late on issuing it’s latest set of rules for service members on how to use popular social media outlets such as Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. Defense Department officials have been working towards a new directive on social media to replace the old rules that were set to expire July 15. The expiration […]
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