Posted on 12/11/2009 6:41:44 AM PST by davidosborne
CAMP UR, Iraq The Tallil Regional Training Center here established a high-speed network Nov. 15. Its 12 networked computers will be used by Iraqi soldiers to conduct administrative tasks at the RTC.
Iraqi Staff Brig. Gen. Arif initiated the process to obtain the computer lab after identifying deficiencies in RTC administrative tasks. The new network allows computer users to share professional files with colleagues as well as manage personal files with password protection.
Arif, who led the ribbon cutting ceremony marking the opening of the lab, challenged the RTC staff members to continue to increase their technological skills. He noted that the center intends to offer additional computer training for the staff on a regular basis.
This Iraqi-led project was supported primarily by two U.S. Army advisors: Sgt. 1st Class David Osborne, Iraq Training Advisory Mission-Army, Multi-National Security Transition Command-Iraq, and Sgt. Christopher Mercer, 4-1 Armor Div, S-6 (communications). Mercer created the server using open source, publicly available software.
David Osborne SpartanSixDelta
Good news story from Iraq.. passing it on..
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Tahaneena!
I am sure you are very proud in the major role you have played in helping modernize the Iraqi military in your AR. Stay safe as possible Dave.
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