Military.com
Oct 11, 2017 15:16:27 #
I used to get a newsletter from a site called Military.com. It had information tailored to each branch of service and I posted many articles from that site here on OPP. I stopped receiving the newsletter and chalked it up to browser glitches. When I attempted to sign in today, Verizon responded with "Sorry, We could not find military.com". Does anyone know if the site still exists or has it changed names?
Oct 11, 2017 15:59:28 #
pafret wrote:
I used to get a newsletter from a site called Military.com. It had information tailored to each branch of service and I posted many articles from that site here on OPP. I stopped receiving the newsletter and chalked it up to browser glitches. When I attempted to sign in today, Verizon responded with "Sorry, We could not find military.com". Does anyone know if the site still exists or has it changed names?
I do have one site for military news:
https://www.Realcleardefense.com/
Oct 11, 2017 16:24:36 #
It's still there . Just pulled it up via google search .
pafret wrote:
I used to get a newsletter from a site called Military.com. It had information tailored to each branch of service and I posted many articles from that site here on OPP. I stopped receiving the newsletter and chalked it up to browser glitches. When I attempted to sign in today, Verizon responded with "Sorry, We could not find military.com". Does anyone know if the site still exists or has it changed names?
Oct 11, 2017 16:26:22 #
That is an excellent site .
Manning345 wrote:
Oct 11, 2017 19:39:11 #
missinglink wrote:
It's still there . Just pulled it up via google search .
Truied again with a differnt browser and got it. Now to fuigure out why my e-mais have stopped. Computers are a royal pain in the ass and I spent most of my working career designing, building, and programming the damned things. I would rather have a straw reed and a wet slab of clay.
Oct 11, 2017 23:21:20 #
pafret wrote:
Truied again with a differnt browser and got it. Now to fuigure out why my e-mais have stopped. Computers are a royal pain in the ass and I spent most of my working career designing, building, and programming the damned things. I would rather have a straw reed and a wet slab of clay.
I can really go with that remark; I too, spent my best years struggling with circuits and Time-Stepped Boolean Algebra, crazy operating systems, C, SQL, and customer needs, in all too many companies here and in Europe. However, I will still settle for a pen and paper, so long as I can sign my name. The banks do not like clay checks!
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