[rmlew]

I have never served in the US Navy or any other branch of the US military. I do know a thing or two about cybersecurity and organizational inertia and mismanagement in dealing with cybersecurity. I suspect that other branches of the US military have similar issues. Unfortunately, any conflict with a major power or even minor power will result in a cyber attack on our military and infrastructure. We are not prepared.

[Mark17]

We are not prepared.

Maybe that is by design.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Two words. Space Force.

[jz638]

Cyber Force should have come before Space Force, but now that there is a Space Force, there should be a Cyber Force. Also, Cyber Force should be the first element of the Armed forces without a single physical fitness requirement necessary for service. Able bodied cyber forcers should be required to be physically fit, but handicapped experts should be able to serve equally.

[linMcHlp]

bttt

[Bonemaker]

“I suspect that other branches of the US military have similar issues.”

Oh yeah, it’s no wonder with half their classroom and training focused on diversity, inclusion and equity.

[joma89]

Ping

[Bookshelf]

Can anyone provide one positive development in the U.S. Navy over the last ten years?

[SERE_DOC]

An opinion that I hold is we have dumped too much money & resources into SPECWAR / SF community, at the degradation of other communities.

And certainly paid too much into the "diversity industry"

Having served in both Naval Forces (US Marine Corps and US Navy) from the 70's to the 90's I saw a bunch of changes some good, some mind bending stupid (from my perspective)

As we said sometimes during the stupid presentation "from on high"

US Navy 236 years, unhampered by progress