IWBC Course Material

Course material from Information Warfare Basic Course (IWBC) is now posted online for your reference.  A link will be kept on our Resources page (among some other amazing resources as well).

In addition to the IWBC slides, the Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series (NEETS) modules have been posted there as well.

Link: http://www.pwlk.net/IWBC

References
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Results: NAVAL INTELLIGENCE JUNIOR OFFICER OF THE YEAR AWARDS-2013

Big congrats to some Junior Intelligence Officers in our Information Dominance Corps for being selected as the 2013 Rear Admiral Thomas A. Brooks Naval Intelligence Junior Officer of the Years, in the 11th iteration of this award.

Afloat: LTJG Stuart M. Vidmar, Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One

Ashore: LT Joseph M. Hatfield, Task Force Six Seven

Expeditionary: LT Willard E. Ball, Naval Special Warfare Development Group

There were 12 nominations in the afloat category, 13 nominations in the ashore category, and 4 nominations in the expeditionary category.

To acknowledge and potentially award your Intelligence Specialist Sailors in a similar manner, make sure you check out the COMMANDER DAN F. SHANOWER INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR message.

COMMANDER DAN F. SHANOWER INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR-2013

We have many great Intelligence Specialist's in the Information Dominance Corps.  So many demonstrate a high degree off initiative, outstanding military appearance, exemplary military and professional conduct, and contribute significantly to their command's intelligence mission.

Time to publicly acknowledge and potentially award their efforts and nominate your outstanding Intelligence Specialists!  Message is pasted below with highlights.

For those in the Information Warfare Community, don't forget about the Captain Rochefort IWO Distinguished Leadership award.

AIS Hacked

Several security researches teamed up to show how the Automatic Identification System (AIS) can be hacked.