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Carlo Munoz


Carlo Munoz is a military correspondent who has served as a staff writer for the Hill and a foreign correspondent in Kabul, Afghanistan, for Stars and Stripes. In April 2016, he joined the Washington Times as a military correspondent. His work has appeared in the Guardian, United Press International, Atlantic Media, and Air Force Magazine.

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‘Cyber bombs’ are missing the mark in the fight against ISIS

There's two battlefields now—the real-world battlefield and the virtual one.

On Apr 18, 2016 by Carlo Munoz

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Veterans should never have to ‘leave a message’ on the VA’s crisis hotline

Why is the VA's crisis hotline more akin to Ma Bell than Microsoft?

On Mar 10, 2016 by Carlo Munoz

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Inside the known unknowns of Rumsfeld’s new gaming app

Donald Rumsfeld's Churchill Solitaire is the gaming app you have, not the one you might want.

On Jan 29, 2016 by Carlo Munoz

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Do special operations forces need their own elite cyberwarfare team?

The idea of a creating a cyber 'A-Team' is tantalizing, but also challenging.

On Jan 19, 2016 by Carlo Munoz

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Obama’s new online war against ISIS needs a reboot

The new task force isn't the game changer the White House is so desperately looking for.

On Jan 12, 2016 by Carlo Munoz

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Hashtag activism has failed Afghanistan

The war isn’t over in Afghanistan, despite our efforts to ignore it.

On Jan 7, 2016 by Carlo Munoz

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