Live on Tape from Afghanistan

Stephen Green | 4:05 PM on November 12, 2008

After restricting soldiers’ blogs and banning the use of YouTube, the U.S. Department of Defense will allow members of the military and their families to post user-generated content on a site just for them.

Delve Networks announced Tuesday that it has partnered with Marion, Montgomery, Inc. (MMI), a marketing and interactive agency, to launch TroopTube. The video-sharing site is part of DoD’s Military OneSource Web site. The site is available to 4 million members of the active military, National Guard and reserves, as well as their family members.

Nice. But when did the DoD block YouTube?

Steve launched VodkaPundit on a well-planned whim in 2002, and has been with PJ Media since its launch in 2005. He served as one of the hosts of PJTV, a pioneer in internet broadcasting. He also cohosts "Right Angle" with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott at BillWhittle.com. He lives with his wife and sons in the wooded hills of Monument, Colorado, where he enjoys the occasional adult beverage.

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