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From a private communication the following ‘recomendations’ are in the original document:

Recommended Individual Protective Measures:

• DoD personnel are reminded to use OPSEC at work and at home
• Secure DoD affiliated credentials (CAC/Building passes) when in public
• Remove any DoD/military/law enforcement decals or identifiers from clothing and vehicles
• Vary your travel routes to and from work
• If You See Something, Say Something.
• Maintain situational awareness or avoid public venues where large gatherings of people congregate
• Educate your family members on basic security practices
• Be careful of information shared on social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
• Lock down your social media and change your passwords regularly
• Do not post anything on social media that affiliates you with DoD/the military or law enforcement
• Do not post anything on social media opposing terrorist groups or organizations

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In case you missed it:

• Do not post anything on social media opposing terrorist groups or organizations

[bravo whiskey]

BUT YOU CAN’T CARRY ON BASE OR EVEN KEEP IN CAR FOR TRAVEL TO AND FROM WORK. Can you keep in base housing? Frigging idiots

[OwenKellogg]

Those recommended protective measures are a call to run and hide.

Have we gone from the leader of the free world to a bunch of timid, hiding, fleeing cowards?

I see something and I’m going to say something: We have to fight these Islamic nuts. Here and now. Our brief period of cowardice and weakness has to come to an end!

[bgill]

If You See Something, Say Something.

Say something and get yourself ridiculed, lose that promotion or fired and nothing will ever be done to correct whatever it was you reported.

[hummingbird]

"• If You See Something, Say Something."

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SQUIRREL!

[GOPJ]

<Educate your family members on basic security practices

If you have that list of 'practices' can you share it? Lots of us have families outside of the pentagon..

[WildHighlander57]

• Remove any DoD/military/law enforcement decals or identifiers from clothing and vehicles

The above caught my eye.

What about the decals for the car windshield, that allows access onto a base, for business or for military spouses/widows to shop at the PX?

Did this memo go out to spouses/widows?