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Geeks as cyber warriors?

Sunday, March 9th, 2008
by Ken Harthun

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Check out this article in my new IT Knowledge Exchange blog (a paying gig for a change!). Seems the Air Force (which I’m a veteran of) has set up a new Cyber Command division. I’m sure it’ll be the geekiest place in the military.

Cheers!
The Geek

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