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Boingo Wireless Provides Free Internet Service to Air Force Dormitories

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Boingo Wireless announced the rollout of free, high-speed internet for airmen living in on-base dormitories at 28 installations, including the Air Force Academy and Air Education and Training Command bases. The service is provided through an Army & Air Force Exchange Service contract.

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The initiative enhances the quality of life and readiness of airmen by providing reliable Wi-Fi at no cost. This rollout also helps the military comply with the fiscal year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act, which mandated free internet access in unaccompanied housing for junior enlisted troops.

From stripes.com

Who's involved

  • Boingo WirelessWireless network company providing the high-speed internet service
  • Air Force AcademyOne of the military installations receiving the free internet service

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