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3 years ago

What dod regulation governs the use of commercial wireless devices within the global information grid?

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The dod regulation that governs the use of commercial wireless devices within the global information grid is:DOD 8100.2
The regulation was first enacted in 2004. The regulations established several ground rules on the use of commercial wireless devices, services, and technologies

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