(Author’s note: Each one of us has stories about how 9/11 affected them. This is one of mine. This post was originally published on http://seanheritage.com/blog/candy-jar-guest-post/ on June 30, 2015. – Jason)
Sometimes inspiration comes when various experiences blend into one to create a new concept we had never thought of before. This is the story of why I consider candy jars the true test of leadership.
Join the Computer Network Operations Development Program Class of 2020!
– CNODP open to well-qualified officers (O1-O3), enlisted (E4-E6), and Service Cryptologic Element (SCE) civilians (GG-7-GG-12).
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– Report date is April 2017.
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There could have been a light rain falling that morning, or the sun could have been waiting to burst on the scene. Such was the weather pattern in Yakima, Washington, and on the morning of September 5, 1943, there was no difference. A ray of sunlight was evident when Allen M. Blue was born and a new life began. Continue reading “Remembering CT2 Allen Merle Blue – KIA, USS LIBERTY June 8, 1967”
Rear Admiral James Stephen McFarland
Once upon a time I wrote an article about log data and threat analysis. Let’s see how much has changed in 10 years.
Continue reading “Threat Analysis Using Log Data: Revisiting a 10-year-old Article”
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