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Armed Forces Censorship

Description

Armed Forces Censorship refers to the act of controlling or suppressing information, usually in the military context, to maintain security and protect national interests. It involves the regulation of communication, including speech, writing, and media, by the armed forces.

Senses

1. Noun - Censorship within the Military: The practice of limiting or controlling the flow of information within the armed forces to safeguard confidential or sensitive data.
2. Noun - Regulation of Media: The systematic restriction or editing of media content by the military, primarily to prevent the dissemination of classified or potentially harmful information.

Usages

Popular Usage:

"The armed forces censorship played a vital role in protecting classified military operations during the conflict."

Local Usage:

"In this military base, armed forces censorship closely monitors all outgoing communications to prevent any unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information."

Sample Sentences

• Due to armed forces censorship, many details about military strategies and troop activities are kept confidential.
• The armed forces employ strict censorship measures to ensure that only approved information is distributed to the public.
• Armed forces censorship can sometimes be a delicate balance between ensuring security and allowing the public to know about essential military operations.

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