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NATO admitted a site selling its publications as e-books had been raided and its whole customer database might have been taken; military security seems much tougher in the movies.

You have to expect the military to censor secret content. Shutting staff access to content everyone else has, though? Not a useful tactic.

The most heavily fortified border in the world relies on a lot of smart, automated, remote-operated military tech as well as all those grunts with rifles.

English shipmakers will continue for nine years building £6 billion worth of aircraft carriers even after the government cancelled every attack jet that could have flown off them. It's apparently cheaper to finish building, then send them to mothballs.