Meh. For those of us who spend a good deal of time behind a cipher-lock (where these devices are already prohibited), I can't imagine any significant changes. For those who are deployed to unacknowledged places, I presume local instructions will take care of that niche, if they don't already.Enjoy the new knee-jerk rules on electronic gadgets, whatever those rules turn out to be. I still have a wind-up watch, bitches!
I'm thinking more along the lines of the latter, with additional random ass FOB rules like "you can't wear anything resembling a Fitbit if you want to come in the DFAC." The same mentality that brought about the rise of the reflective belts back in OIF. And I wouldn't put it past some people to confuse a sports watch for a smart watch, "Sorry you can't come in with that, orders are orders, and I don't care that lunch ends in five minutes.'Meh. For those of us who spend a good deal of time behind a cipher-lock (where these devices are already prohibited), I can't imagine any significant changes. For those who are deployed to unacknowledged places, I presume local instructions will take care of that niche, if they don't already.
This is all being discussed right now on NPR....
Just the tip ...
From her tumblr it looks like she works at a company my brother used to.It appears to be more...
Confirmed, my brother used to work at the same company.From her tumblr it looks like she works at a company my brother used to.
People there still use Blackberries? No wonder the Pentagon can't seem to catch up to reality.
You obviously are delinquent on your annual training.