Of all things, Trolls now threaten Army manufacturing

[The Patriot]

WATERVLIET ARSENAL, N.Y. -- The Watervliet Arsenal has always had external threats to its existence, from such antagonists as the British attacking from the Great Lakes in 1813 or, as Arsenal Commander Col. William Gibson warned in 1915, the threat of foreign spies. But thanks to the Arsenal's heavy reliance on Army research for current and future work, today's threats are even more ambiguous, and they involve "trolls."

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