Olive-Drab.com Privacy Policy

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Today in WW II: 9 Jul 1940 Battle of Calabria [Battle of Punta Stilo, the toe of Italy] fought between the Italian Royal Navy and the British/Australian Royal Navies, 30 miles [48km] east of Punta Stilo. More ?

9 Jul 1943 US-British invasion of Sicily begins [night of 9-10 Jul].
9 Jul 1944 British and Canadian forces capture Caen from the Germans, a critical post-D-Day objective in Normandy, France.
9 Jul 1944 US forces reach the northern end of Saipan, finding thousands of Japanese civilian men, women, and children who commit suicide by leaping off the cliffs rather than be captured.
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Olive-Drab.com Privacy Policy

The following statement describes the privacy policy of Olive-Drab.com. This policy is based on our fundamental goal to provide our visitors with quality information and resources while maintaining individual anonymity and personal privacy. Please contact Olive-Drab.com with any comments or questions you may have regarding this policy.

Click Stream Data Collected by Olive-Drab.com

In the normal course of visiting Olive-Drab.com personally identifiable information regarding individuals is not collected. For example, a visitor's name, address, social security number or e-mail address are not recorded. Our industry standard server log files do collect what is known as click stream data. Click stream data includes information such as a website visitor's IP address, web pages which have been viewed by the visitor, date and time, browser and operating system type or other such technical information. No information collected by Olive-Drab.com in its log files is used to track a specific individual. Log files are regularly deleted once server traffic information has been analyzed and any operational problems have been resolved. Log files are used for operational purposes only and are not available to anyone other than Operational Personnel, defined as a) Olive-Drab.com personnel, or b) personnel of the server hosting company utilized by Olive-Drab.com.

Anonymous Click Stream Data may also be collected separately by analytics services utilized by Olive-Drab.com such as Google Analytics, Quantcast, or others. Olive-Drab.com personnel have access to aggregate information about traffic and usage patterns from the analytics services. No personally identifiable information is recorded or maintained as part of the analytics process.

E-mail Addresses Collected by Olive-Drab.com

If you send e-mail to Olive-Drab.com using the Contact page, then your e-mail address is recorded so a reply can be sent to you. If you pay for an Olive-Drab.com download or other service using PayPal, then your e-mail address is provided to Olive-Drab.com by PayPal for the purpose of communication regarding the transaction. Such e-mail addresses are used for operational purposes only and are not available to anyone other than Operational Personnel.

Consumer Data Collected by Olive-Drab.com Advertisers

Advertisements on Olive-Drab.com are provided by individual advertisers or by advertising services such as Google's Adsense program. Olive-Drab.com advertisers may collect data related to any advertisement that is clicked on. If you want to see the privacy statement of an advertiser, please visit the web site of the advertiser. Operational Personnel do not have access to personal information collected by advertisers.

Google, as a third party vendor, uses the DART cookie to serve ads on Olive-Drab.com as a means to provide the most relevant advertising to each visitor. Google's use of the DART cookie enables it to serve ads based on an individual's visit to Olive-Drab.com and other sites on the Internet. You may visit Google's Privacy Center to learn more. If you wish, you may opt out of the use of the DART cookie using a link provided by Google's Privacy Center.

The NAI (Network Advertising Initiative), a cooperative of online marketing and analytics companies, offers to allow consumers to "opt out" of the targeted advertising delivered by NAI members' ad networks.