Google pulls some map images at Pentagon's request

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Google pulls some map images at Pentagon's request

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Pentagon cites security risk pegged to exterior images of military installations; company says it will address those concerns.

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security by obscurity
by dcase99 March 8, 2008 9:05 AM PST: can't we do better than that?; Reply to this comment

Public is Public
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