Posted on Nov 4, 2016
How One Special Forces Sergeant Is Using Social Media To Make PAOs Obsolete
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The troops are speaking out, and they aren’t waiting for public affairs to approve it.
In today’s social media world, we see service members sharing more and more of their daily professional lives online. With the proliferation of sites like U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments, the general public gets a glimpse into the lives of everyday Americans who serve their country. Whether these posts be humorous, heroic, or just stupid and dangerous, they are out there and the trend is not going away.
In today’s social media world, we see service members sharing more and more of their daily professional lives online. With the proliferation of sites like U.S. Army W.T.F. Moments, the general public gets a glimpse into the lives of everyday Americans who serve their country. Whether these posts be humorous, heroic, or just stupid and dangerous, they are out there and the trend is not going away.
How One Special Forces Sergeant Is Using Social Media To Make PAOs Obsolete
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Special Forces
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We also see more and more of them getting in trouble. PAO is your friend and can keep you in your career in some cases.
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I am Old School and social media is like the bar, which can easily give you a sense of loose lips, that can come in complete disagreement with the 1SGT, CO, SGM, BN CO, CSM, Brigade CO, in that order given that social media reaches higher levels; unlike the local bar, or NCO Club.
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