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When U.S. and Israeli forces launched Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026, a parallel war began online. This battle is being fought not with bombs or drones, but with deepfakes and recycled reels. Dramatic footage shows explosions at U.S. military facilities, the sinking of the USS Abraham Lincoln, and fires in Tel Aviv. Yet none of it is real. Instead, online users are circulating deepfake images and viral social media videos to spread false information about the war. While falsehoods have long circulated in wartime... (read more)
Army Directive 2026-17 “Optimizing Digital Media,” released June 30, consolidated social media operations to ensure reliability, reduce duplication, and mitigate risk. This means information will now flow through installation and higher headquarters social media. You can subscribe to relevant unit DVIDS pages to access their news, videos, and images. Find each unit using the search features on this page.
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Military Professionals now have instant access to all Army branch journals through the new Line of Departure app, which currently delivers more than 1,200 professional military articles directly to the field.