: Are they, really?
: Or did I miss some article where the armed forces have actually expressed
: their great discontent about MS's plans for Xbox One?
: So far all I've seen are non-troop gaming communities using the armed forces
: as a reason to rant about the issue.

: If there is evidence that either MS knows about the issue directly and is
: purposefully ignoring it (that is, they have explained that there is no
: solution in hand for the troops), or first hand word from the armed forces
: that troops feel betrayed by Microsoft, please share...

: (really, I would like to know, because right now, technically speaking, I
: really have only seen indirect use of that context as general upset-gamer
: examples of why the online issue is awful; non-troops speaking for the
: troops. I honestly would be surprised if MS had zero recognition of and/or
: no solution for the armed forces)

These links are just a few I've randomly bumped into over just a few days. If you want more proof, look it up yourself.

http://www.vg247.com/2013/06/13/us-navy-serviceman-calls-xbox-ones-24-hour-online-check-a-sin-committed-against-all-service-members/

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=590451

http://www.szsu.com/2013/06/15/service-members-upset-about-xbox-one-restrictions/