Set up by MILTECH which is described and linked at the bottom. How bout a lump of sugar with that ulterior motive sir!




MilTube joins a suite of other Web 2.0 tools offered to the military, including MilBook, MilWiki, and MilBlog. Known collectively as MilSuite, these services are all part of the DOD's effort to provide more secure alternatives to commercial wikis, blogs, and social network sites.


MilTube and the entire MilSuite were originally designed by MilTech, a communications branch of the Army, a MilTech public affairs officer told CNET. But in an attempt to generate collaboration across the entire military, the tools were made available on a wider scale to personnel throughout the armed forces. MilSuite is currently available to anyone with the proper access and authentication, including service members, civilian employees, and support contractors, and now has more than 88,500 users.

read entire story:

[link to news.cnet.com]



Web site for MILTECH:


MilTech Solutions

[link to peoc3t.monmouth.army.mil]
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Here's how they describe themselves, "MilTech Solutions is a Forward Operating Agency of Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications Tactical (PEO C3T). It is one of 11 Program Executive Offices currently operating in the Army - program-specific organizations involved in acquisition. PEO C3T provides soldiers with Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems."




Check out their mission and vision statement.

Oh, and by the way,this can be run off a PC desktop and mobil(now don't image the worst here ;(, I'm sure there are'nt any sattellite capabilities here->LOL<-)!
I can think of another overseer(excuse the pun)that might be behind this too D_RP_.