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The document discusses how different military organizations use YouTube. The 129th Rescue Wing uploads videos of combat exercises with international partners. The 3rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion uploaded a slideshow of promotions. The 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit subscribes to other Marine videos to create contacts and foster community. The Navy JAG office uses their channel to showcase self-produced videos depicting real life as a JAG.
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YouTube Uses In The Field
- 1. YouTube Uses in the Field
- 2. 129th Rescue Wing, California Air National Guard The 129th Rescue Wing uploads videos on combat exercises with participants from other countries.
- 3. 3rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion The Army 3rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion uploaded a slideshow of their promotions
- 4. 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit The 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit subscribes to other Marine videos to create contacts and foster a community
- 5. Navy Office of the Judge Advocate General The Navy JAG office uses their YouTube Channel to showcase their own made videos on the “real-life” JAG