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us army information - Firstly let me start by describing what AKO is. AKO is the abbreviation for Army Knowledge Online, which is the global intranet of the UNITED STATES Army. The Army has enormous work force, one of the largest in the world and therefore needs a means of keeping them in contact in a secure environment. As you may expect the US Army needs a higher degree of internet security than most businesses. A part of the regular army as well as many civilians which are contracted to the US Army securely and confidently exchange info and may have use of the system. Whether that advice just become a simple e-mail or an image or video. In fact many Army personnel will use no other system due to their day to day web needs. The AKO system enables all the useability of a standard web connection but with the added plus to be a well monitored and secured connection.

Signing up

ako portal login - To sign up for an AKO webmail account, as stated before you need to a *part of the armed services. The join process requires that you enter some personal information, so I will suggest that you have documents like passport and drivers license on hand. The signup process will ask you for your name, birthdate, address and few other regular pieces of information about yourself. However it could ask that you put in your license or passport number. The website offers tutorials if you want to obtain more thorough comprehension of the signup procedure.

Join

united states armed forces - The login process has two degrees of security. Firstly there's the user name and password, which may be the sam-e as you will find on practically any system that requires authentication. However AKO Webmail has one extra amount of authentication.

Webmail allows employees and active servicemen to obtain this information everywhere on the planet. This facilitates the sharing of knowledge, which helps maintain the-usa safe and secure.
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