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I am trying to connect with the official Air Force link..gum-crm.csd.disa.mil
FF indicates that I would be in trouble if I continued to attempt to connect. I ask the AF for confirmation of the site and they confirmed what I have is GOOD.
Thanks

I expect it has more to do with the military's encryption programming or security certificate. When you get the page that tells you it's unsecured try clicking on 'I understand the risks'. Under that is a button that says 'Add Exception' click on that. When the next dialog comes up it should have the URL in a box marked 'Location'. Next to that please click on 'Get Certificate'. Hopefully the Air Force has one you can retrieve in this manner. Make sure to check the box at the bottom that says 'Permanently store this exception' before you click on Confirm Security Exception. Best of luck!

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