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Air Force Social Media Guide - af.mil
Air ForceSocial Media Guide20134th Edition2 AIR Force Social Media GUIDE1 AIR Force Social Media GUIDET able of ContentsIntroductionIntroductionSocial Media for Air Force LeadersSocial Media for AirmenSocial Media for FamiliesSocial Media Emerging TrendsCommon Social Media PlatformsSocial Media TipsGeotaggingTelling the Air Force StoryFrequently Asked QuestionsSocial Media TermsReferences234566789111313 Table ofContentsAir Force Public Affairs Agency2261 Hughes Avenue, Suite 157 Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, TX 78236-9853 (210) 395-1795 PublishedJune 1, 2013 Tanya Schusler, Social Media ChiefOthana Montoya, Public Affairs Specialist 1st Lt. Victoria Hight, Social Media Deputy ChiefTech. Sgt. Steve Grever, Social Media NCOIC This Guide will help you share information effectively while following Air Force instructions and protecting operations security.
3 AIR FORCE SOCIAL MEDIA GUIDE AIR FORCE SOCIAL MEDIA GUIDE 4 Leaders Airmen Social media and social networking have evolved to become the primary communication methods used by today’s Airmen, families and leaders.
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