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- The site works like other video-sharing sites
- There is a search box at the top
- A listing of the videos of the day are the front page
- Features an "upload" button in the corner
- Not open to everyone
- You must register with the site as an active duty or reserve member of the US Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force, Coast Guard, or National Guard. ARS Technica: Military Shoots Down YouTube... (November 12, 2008)
- Can also register as a civilian family member or civilian friend
- Videos are limited to five minutes in length or 20MB in size ARS Technica: Military Shoots Down YouTube... (November 12, 2008)
- Can set privacy to make video private or public
- If you are not a member of the military you can categorize videos as "DoD/Civilian" or "Troop Supporters"
- Videos are displayed as embedded Flash video
- Options are more limited than on other video-sharing sites
- Site does not allow embedding or comments ARS Technica: Military Shoots Down YouTube... (November 12, 2008)
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The U.S. Military has launched the video-sharing site TroopTube as an alternative to other video-sharing sites which have been banned from bases overseas. TroopTube will give members of the armed forces a way to share videos with friends and family that is Pentagon-approved. The new video-sharing service is more secure and uses less bandwidth than other sites like YouTube. ARS Technica: Military Shoots Down YouTube... (November 12, 2008)
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为了禁止官兵登陆YouTube等社交网站上传下载文件资料，美军近日推出了自己的影音分享社群TroopTube“部队社群”。
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