"General Dynamics is currently staffing the following locations in support of the Air Force CITS initiatives.
- INOSC East Langley - Net Security, Wireless
- INOSC West Peterson- NET Security, Wireless
- Hanscom AFB - Lab positions, working everything CITS related
- Lackland - Network Security

Degree prefferred, but experience may substitute. Please send resume to dave.morrisette@usafe.af.mil"

"Responsible for managing the functionality and efficiency of a group of computers running on one or more operating systems. Maintains the integrity and security of servers and systems. Serves as a front line interface to users with technical issues. Make recommendations for hardware and software purchases. Interacts with third technology vendors and internal database staff. Conducts systems analysis and development to keep systems current with changing technology. Duties may include installing new software, troubleshooting, granting permissions to applications and training users. May program in an administrative language (C, C++). Requires a solid understanding of Unix/NT based operating systems.

General networking experience required.

Pleae send resume to smithm.recruiter@googlemail.com if interested."

"Sr. Database Developer with a minimum of five years experience designing and implementing dynamic solutions using blended mix of PL/SQL, Java, JSP, in combination with Oracle and ESRI
products to support a government client at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The successful candidate will have extensive work experience designing and developing dynamic web-based solutions that support Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) platforms. Preferred candidate will have experience with Oracle's Application Express (APEX), ArcSDE 9.2, and ArcGIS Server 9.2,. The position requires strong working knowledge of enterprise geodatabase development and web services management in the Oracle/ArcSDE environment. Prior military experience is a plus! Secret Clearance required.
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"PM me if you are interested.

System Administrator
Company: GeoLearning - www.geolearning.com
Description
GeoLearning, Inc., the leading provider of Managed Learning Services and hosted learning and performance platforms, is seeking a motivated self starter to join our Systems Administration team. Candidate must have experience working with Windows Server, Linux, Web Servers, Database servers and must be capable of working remotely. Prefer experience working in an ASP or SaaS model supporting both the hosting and development environments with similar technologies; (IIS, Apache), Database support (MSSQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL), Application Servers (.NET, Jakarta, JBoss, etc), as well as experience in systems level programming to automate processes and provide monitoring and reporting functions. Experience working in a highly secure environment utilizing Cisco Equipment, Firewalls, VPNs, IDS, IPS, load balancers, etc. is a plus. (more...)"

"From the article:
"TOKYO (AFP) - The US military slapped a sweeping curfew Wednesday on troops and their relatives on Japan's southern island of Okinawa after a series of incidents including an alleged rape that sparked tension."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080220/wl_asia_afp/japanusmilitarycrime"

"BAGHDAD -- U.S. Army Sgt. Evan Vela stood stone-faced Sunday as a court-martial jury sentenced him to 10 years in prison for fatally shooting an Iraqi man. (more...)"

"SAN DIEGO -- The Border Patrol says it found a metal wire strung between two border fences in San Diego -- an apparent effort to inflict serious injury or even death to its agents.

An agent discovered the wire on the ground Saturday. It was strung about 150 feet between San Diego's two border fences, leading through a hole into Mexico. The agency said the wire would be about four feet high if someone pulled on it from the Mexican side -- high enough to strike an agent on all-terrain vehicle in the neck.

The discovery comes amid rising border violence in San Diego. The Border Patrol says agents are increasingly under attack from people on Mexican soil and has retaliated in some cases by firing tear gas."