The problem with this stuff is it needs to be written stateside or published after action.

It's a great read for folks stateside and the author nails it, but its just these days the enemy has internet access too. Little details such as mentioning the ammo location on the vehicle, troop morale and describing the resupply routes just tend to irk the heck out of me.

Never let the enemy see you sweat or read about your sweating. Give em nothing.

If it were my call - I would stifle him.

Just one life lost because the enemy has a little more info or feels a bit more secure and that milblogger will hate himself. It's great to let it all out on the keys but one has to temper that release with discretion. Even seemingly harmless asides can be used by someone seeking a weakness and kill our guys.