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The Flag!
All of us
Must be a way to stop the censoring….
what other platforms are available for red pilling?
Captain Michael Sare (U.S. Navy, Ret.)
Bio
Capt. Michael Sare retired from the U.S. Navy in 1998 after a 26-year career in both surface warfare and Navy cryptologic (later retitled cyber warfare) assignments. His last military assignment was at the National Security Agency, Information Systems Security Directorate, where he served as DoD Red Team leader for JCS exercise “Eligible Receiver 97” and as military chief of staff in the Defensive Information Operations office.
A native of Chicago, Ill., Michael was commissioned an Ensign, United States Navy, in 1972. His surface warfare assignments included USS KING (DLG-10) during a Vietnam War deployment and USS JOUETT (DLG-29/CG29). In 1978, his request for lateral transfer into restricted line (cryptology) was approved.
As a Navy cryptologic officer, Michael served at Naval Security Group Activity (NSGA) Misawa, Japan; on the U.S. Atlantic Fleet staff; as the first Navy cryptologist on the Cruiser-Destroyer Group Eight staff, deploying for Operation “Urgent Fury” in Grenada, Multinational Peacekeeping Operations off Beirut, and drug enforcement operations in the southern Caribbean; as NSGA Edzell, Scotland Operations Officer; and as director for requirements, programs and budget and as deputy comptroller at the headquarters, Naval Security Group command.
While attending National Defense University National War College (NWC) in 1992, he was promoted to the rank of Captain (O6). Concurrent with assignment at NWC, Michael completed a Master of Science degree in computer systems management from University of Maryland University College. Michael was then ordered to the U.S. Pacific Command, where he established the Cryptologic Division (J28). In 1996, he was assigned to the National Security Agency, Information Systems Security Directorate.
Following his Navy retirement in 1998, Michael worked as a district manager within AT&T Government Markets, National Information Systems, in Columbia, Md. He served as the leader of the Cyber Defense Tools Development (CDTD) Program Management Office (PMO) until he left AT&T in 2002.
Capt. Sare is married to Cdr. Jeremie Sare (U.S. Navy, Ret.), also a Navy cryptologic officer. They reside in New Mexico where Michael does cyber security awareness presentations to the local community, volunteers at the Albuquerque VA Hospital, and has taken up acting in the film industry.