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America's Army Deploy Client 2.8.5 (Windows)

This updated deploy client includes updates to four classic maps and more. Read the readme for details. Players who successfully completed their training in America's Army: Operations can now try out for the Army's Special Forces.

Tags: America, U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Microsoft Windows, Workforce Management, Training And Certification, Operating Systems, Software, Human Resources

Software downloads 2009-05-01

Kwanzaa Screensaver (Windows)

Kwanzaa is all about celebrating the African American family, community and culture. In celebration of Kwanzaa, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and its Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan CERP outreach team have developed an innovative screensaver that reflects the timely importance of saving the Everglades. The screensaver includes an overview...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Kwanzaa

Software downloads 2007-12-18

Additional Resources

Apple shipping new jailbreak-proof iPhone 3GS

hasince they used the work impossible i'll give them 1 month. That is, one month until the figure out how to jail break that sucker, may be 2.If people are able to figure out how to make their own hackintosh computer I'm pretty sure they will be able to...

Tags: Smart phones, Apple iPhone, AT&T Corp., Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-10-14

U.S. Army servers breached by Turkish hackers

U.S. Army servers breached by Turkish hackers A question that puzzles meWhy on Earth is an US Army's Ammunition Plant and an US Army Corps of Engineers running insecure software from M$, more precisely Microsoft SQL Server?Presumably there are many other critical US institutions running dangerous software from M$. The...

Tags: Databases, SECURITY, Servers, server, SQL injection, Turkish Hackers, SQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Corp., vulnerability, U.S. Army

Discussion threads 2009-06-01

Photos: Engineering New Orleans, post-Katrina

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is putting a great deal of money and effort into new hurricane protection systems that it hopes can reduce the risk of catastrophic flooding in the future. by CNET News.com

Tags: Photograph, Strategy, Management, CNET News.com

Image galleries 2008-07-03

Battles over American air and water

There's a lot of political heat right now over American air and water. One battle may mean a lot for some old-fashioned, low-tech companies. The second could be crucial to the hybrid and electric automobile in the short-term. The car industry from Detroit...

Tags: Law, California, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Investment, Strategy, Finance, Management, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2007-11-08

"Every Problem Imaginable"

Twenty years ago, the Tennessee state government built a 70,000 square-foot data center in a location that now appears to have a few problems. What kind of problems, you ask? Well, heres what Computerworld has to say on the matter:The state located its data center on top of unstable, jiggly...

Tags: Project failures, Government projects

Blog posts 2007-07-12

Anonymous FTP sites leave military secrets naked online

According to the Associated Press, military information that would pose a threat to U.S. troops if it were to fall into enemy hands, is freely available over the Internet.Among the sensitive information mistakenly posted online: Detailed schematics of a military detainee-holding facility in southern Iraq, geographical surveys and aerial photographs...

Tags: Security, Defense

Blog posts 2007-07-12

Marcus Sachs on securing the homeland

Prior to the Churchill Club event, "Masters of Cybercrime: The Ultimate Battle of Good and Evil," I spoke with Marcus Sachs, one of the nation's top cyberwarriors. He is currently a computer scientist at SRI International and under contract with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security DHS as deputy director...

Tags: Marcus Sachs, U.S. Department Of Homeland Security, Sach, Domain Names, Digital Music, Podcasts, Homeland Security, Digital Media, Security, Internet, Personal Technology, Government, Consumer Electronics, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2005-06-02