Hi:
The folks at the base and the Western Test Range know about my web site and have had kind words about it.
Regarding OPSEC, I've spoken with the "right people" at the base about my site and what info they're comfortable with me posting.
I try to balance my freedom of speech with my responsibility to use discretion regarding what I post.
Regards,
Brian W.
As far as I know, the Titan IV is history. The last one went out of VAFB a few years ago (if you wanted to confirm this, go to www.spacearchive.info/vafblog.htm). The heavy lift role is being taken over by newer vehicles. The Titan IV put on an awesome show.
Hi:
One of the things I'm careful about is posting information that is unclassified, but potentially sensitive.
I evaluate info before I post it on my site. Furthermore, I actually contacted the "right person" at Vandenberg and discussed what is and is not appropriate for posting.
Regards,
Brian Webb
Hi:
Actually, the government and I have talked about what they're comfortable with me publishing. I santitize what I post and I don't publish information on military launches until the DoD releases it about 36-hours before lift-off.
Some of my biggest fans are people who support the launches. They like to use my site to get an idea of what's coming up and the status of pending launches (yes, they should have a better source of this info than my site).
I've been covering Vandenberg AFB launches as a reporter since 1996. They're rather cool.
Regards,
Brian
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Hi: The folks at the base and the Western Test Range know about my web site and have had kind words about it. Regarding OPSEC, I've spoken with the "right people" at the base about my site and what info they're comfortable with me posting. I try to balance my freedom of speech with my responsibility to use discretion regarding what I post. Regards, Brian W.
As far as I know, the Titan IV is history. The last one went out of VAFB a few years ago (if you wanted to confirm this, go to www.spacearchive.info/vafblog.htm). The heavy lift role is being taken over by newer vehicles. The Titan IV put on an awesome show.
Regards,
Brian W.
Hi: One of the things I'm careful about is posting information that is unclassified, but potentially sensitive. I evaluate info before I post it on my site. Furthermore, I actually contacted the "right person" at Vandenberg and discussed what is and is not appropriate for posting. Regards, Brian Webb
Hi: Actually, the government and I have talked about what they're comfortable with me publishing. I santitize what I post and I don't publish information on military launches until the DoD releases it about 36-hours before lift-off. Some of my biggest fans are people who support the launches. They like to use my site to get an idea of what's coming up and the status of pending launches (yes, they should have a better source of this info than my site). I've been covering Vandenberg AFB launches as a reporter since 1996. They're rather cool. Regards, Brian www.spacearchive.info