On April 26, 2024, Commander Greg J. Gabriel was relieved by Commander Daniel Flemming as Commanding Officer, Information Warfare Training Command San Diego. Commander Flemming’s biography follows:
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On April 26, 2024, Commander Greg Gabriel was relieved as the Commanding Officer of Information Warfare Training Command Monterey by Commander Daniel Flemming. Congratulations on a successful command tour! Commander Gabriel’s biography follows:
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Today, Commander Matt Dalton relieved by Commander Miles Alvarez as Commanding Officer, Information Warfare Training Command Monterey. Commander Alvarez’s biography follows:
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Tomorrow Commander Matthew Dalton will be relieved as the Commanding Officer of Information Warfare Training Command Monterey by Commander Miles Alvarez. Congratulations on a successful command tour! Commander Dalton’s biography follows:
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On April 25th, the NCVA Gulf Coast Chapter joyously gathered for their first social event since 2019. Guided by the leadership of President JimBob Carragher and Vice President Deb Mcginnis-Del Vecchio, the occasion exceeded all expectations, attracting an impressive turnout of over 80 cryptologists. The evening served as a heartwarming opportunity for Shipmates to reconnect, swap tales of the sea—each narrative seemingly embellished with every retelling—and participate eagerly in thrilling door prize and fifty-fifty draw activities. Moreover, attendees eagerly absorbed the wisdom shared by both the Guest Speaker and the Special Guest Speaker of the night.
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In 2007, a small Baltic nation experienced an event that would send shockwaves through the world of cybersecurity and international relations. Estonia, a technologically advanced country, fell victim to a series of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that crippled its digital infrastructure. This incident marked a turning point in the realm of warfare, highlighting the potential of cyberattacks to disrupt and reshape traditional notions of conflict. The Estonia DDoS attack forced nations to reassess the nature of war and acknowledge the new frontiers of conflict in the digital age.
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