A guy at the site, IMINT & Analysis, promises to provide “Open source military analysis, strategic thinking, and Google Earth imagery interpretation.” Mainly it looks like he has used open source information, along with Google Earth, to pinpoint SAM (and other missile) sites around the world. Very interesting stuff.
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In Case You Need to Study up on Surface-to-Air Missile Sites…
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Got an Insurgent Problem? YouTube and Wikipedia to the Rescue!
Could viral video and wikis be the key to successful, 21st century counterinsurgency? RAND thinks so! Byting Back — Regaining Information Superiority Against 21st-Century Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency Study — Volume 1.
Chapter Five, “Embedded Video,” and Chapter Six, “A National Wiki,” look particularly intriguing. Of course, by “intriguing” I mean “sounds like a stretch” and “smells […]
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Wikis and Social Networks Key to Intelligence Transformation?
Intelligence veteran aims to motivate young analysts
Transformation has less to do with changing procedures than with changing people. A key pillar is a suite of new information-sharing and collaborative technologies that look and feel a lot like Google, Wikipedia, and My Space, the networking and search tools that younger analysts grew up using […]
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Example searches from the MilBlog search engine
Here are a couple links to some example searches I have done using the milblog search engine that I mentioned a couple of posts back. These searches are helping me to drill down into the discussion that has taken place on the top rated milblogs in regards to the Army’s new regulations about blogging, and […]
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DOD surges on biometrics…but still can’t build relational databases?
FCW.com News - DOD surges on biometrics
DOD is getting more money for biometric technologies to be used in Iraq. It’s interesting to see how biometrics and information technology are coming together here to create what we might call “bio-informatic-warfare.” However, it seems that many of the problems here do not […]
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