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This episode was made possible by Dustin Colgrove, Colonel c McAdams,
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Colonel Phillip Smith, and other Patreon members. Support us at
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patreon dot com. Forward slash State Defense Force.
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Are there any new missions or activities on the horizon?
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So our tag has worked with the Guard of the
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National Guard and some federal entities to look at some
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critical infrastructures that we have. There's some concerned about homeland
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and our critical infrastructures. A lot of that tends to
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go into the cyber world. I'm not that much I
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can talk about on this call, but we've got we've
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got some senior cyber people that are part of the
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Maryland Defense Force. I think that's another great thing about
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state defense forces is the ability of people that are
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willing to serve. We've got some people that are experts
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in their field that we get access to and the
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Guard get access to. So we've got some of those
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people in the cyber world and they're coming together to
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help do planning an analysis for protecting critical infrastructure in Maryland.
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So that's a new mission that we're being involved in.
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Do you do a lot of missions with the Maryland
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National Guard? You know it varies kind of by state
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defense force. Some do, some don't. Some you know, work
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only when with the Guards in their states when mostly
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when they're disasters or relief efforts, and some do those
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types of missions with their state guards and some other types.
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But how would you characterize your work with the Maryland
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National Guard.
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Yeah, I would say that we do lots of support
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to the Guard. Of course, we want to compliment and
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supplement the Guard. Complimenting would be like our cyber groups
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who's come along and given some support to them. We
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also have, as I mentioned, the engineers that that do
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things so the Guard doesn't have to. But we are
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being really strongly tied to the National Guard here in Maryland.
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And as I said, even though that joint staff, everything
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we do goes to the Joint Staff. So even if
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it's just a mission where we're going out and doing
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training for cyber at some community events somewhere, all that
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gets approved through our through the Guard in the Maryland
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Military Department,
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This episode was made possible by Dustin Colgrove, Colonel c McAdams,
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Colonel Phillip Smith, and other Patreon members. Support us at
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patreon dot com. Forward slash State Defense Force.
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Are there any new missions or activities on the horizon?
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So our tag has worked with the Guard of the
6
00:00:27.640 --> 00:00:31.519
National Guard and some federal entities to look at some
7
00:00:31.600 --> 00:00:36.960
critical infrastructures that we have. There's some concerned about homeland
8
00:00:37.520 --> 00:00:40.320
and our critical infrastructures. A lot of that tends to
9
00:00:40.359 --> 00:00:44.479
go into the cyber world. I'm not that much I
10
00:00:44.520 --> 00:00:49.600
can talk about on this call, but we've got we've
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got some senior cyber people that are part of the
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Maryland Defense Force. I think that's another great thing about
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00:00:56.240 --> 00:01:01.840
state defense forces is the ability of people that are
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willing to serve. We've got some people that are experts
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in their field that we get access to and the
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Guard get access to. So we've got some of those
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people in the cyber world and they're coming together to
18
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help do planning an analysis for protecting critical infrastructure in Maryland.
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So that's a new mission that we're being involved in.
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Do you do a lot of missions with the Maryland
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National Guard? You know it varies kind of by state
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defense force. Some do, some don't. Some you know, work
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only when with the Guards in their states when mostly
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when they're disasters or relief efforts, and some do those
25
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types of missions with their state guards and some other types.
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But how would you characterize your work with the Maryland
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National Guard.
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Yeah, I would say that we do lots of support
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to the Guard. Of course, we want to compliment and
30
00:02:09.680 --> 00:02:15.280
supplement the Guard. Complimenting would be like our cyber groups
31
00:02:15.840 --> 00:02:21.560
who's come along and given some support to them. We
32
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also have, as I mentioned, the engineers that that do
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things so the Guard doesn't have to. But we are
34
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being really strongly tied to the National Guard here in Maryland.
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And as I said, even though that joint staff, everything
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we do goes to the Joint Staff. So even if
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it's just a mission where we're going out and doing
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training for cyber at some community events somewhere, all that
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gets approved through our through the Guard in the Maryland
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Military Department,
