So it seems the OPSEC and blogosphere brouhaha got noticed by someone relatively high up in the U.S. Army, because HQDA PA have begin distributing a “fact sheet” they coughed up just this afternoon, on the subject.
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OPSEC doesn’t live, or happen, in a vacuum. It’s but one facet of military rules and regulations that were not so much designed, as grew organically. “Don’t get behind the OPSEC power curve,” a USAF training aid warns, but rapidly-evolving technologies mean that the U.S. military is almost perpetually behind the “power curve” in addressing OPSEC - and other technology - issues.
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