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In a worldwide sweep to rid its workplaces of sexually charged materials, the Air Force found 32,216 inappropriate or offensive items, including 40 pornographic magazines at the Air Education and Training Command headquarters at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph.
In all, the Air Force found 631 pornographic items at more than 100 installations, including magazines, calendars, pictures, videos that intentionally displayed nudity or depicted acts of sexual activity.
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The service would not say what, if anything, was discovered at Lackland, which has been the focus of one the largest sex scandals in Air Force history. So far, 32 basic-training instructors have been accused of illicit contact with 56 women and three men at Lackland, home to all Air Force basic training.
The Lackland scandal will be the subject of a House Armed Services Committee hearing Wednesday.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/military/article/Porn-hunted-down-at-Randolph-4206799.php
intaglio
(8,170 posts)Only that small amount of porn???
What has happened to the testosterone fuel warriors beloved of action films?
OneTenthofOnePercent
(6,268 posts)There are a number of password enabled apps that hide folders on android and iOS.
dballance
(5,756 posts)I can understand pursuing the sex scandal. But porn? Really? Displayed nudity? OMG.
OneTenthofOnePercent
(6,268 posts)Rule of thumb: If it's fun, it's probably forbidden under GO1
Fumesucker
(45,851 posts)A process that would have to work its way up through the chain of command no doubt.
xchrom
(108,903 posts)over and over again.
leveymg
(36,418 posts)Berlum
(7,044 posts)jmowreader
(50,561 posts)Porn does not belong in the workplace. They also found videos of killings and torture.
They don't seem to have raided the dorms.
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