This is an overreaction to the extraordinary amount of time wasted by the desk jockeys in the chair force, albeit it's present in all branches. People waste exorbitant amount of time while on the work clock going to myspace/facebook or trolling to chat with girls on yahoo.
It doesn't restrict personnel/private Internet, ie. when you go to a comm center to pay for the Internet or if you install cable into your barrack room. It's not so much censorship as increasing productivity like all major corporations.
I doubt whether this "censorship to increase productivity" would apply to places like Iraq and Afghanistan where soldiers cannot provide their own Internet.IMHO that is where the military would want to really want to clamp down on posting of "sensitive" information.
Even in ordinary companies I doubt whether restricting internet access leads to improved productivity. A worker intent on wasting time will find a new way of doing it if you restrict his internet.
It doesn't restrict personnel/private Internet, ie. when you go to a comm center to pay for the Internet or if you install cable into your barrack room. It's not so much censorship as increasing productivity like all major corporations.
Maybe RescueTime should pitch to the Pentagon.