Pentagon Monitors Soldier’s YouTube War Videos
The Pentagon is keeping a close eye on what its troops post online, with special attention being paid to videos that show the aftermath of combat.
There is no specific policy that bans troops from posting graphic material.
But troops who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan are hearing the message that they should consider carefully what videos they upload to the web.
Sites such as YouTube and Ogrish.com have hundreds or thousands of clips from soldiers, some set to rock music.
At their most graphic, they show the aftermath of suicide bombings and gunfights between coalition forces and insurgents.
There’s a neverworld between what’s wrong and what’s right. When in doubt, post on youtube.
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