CAIRO - Egypt's military, which faces growing condemnation for cracking down on critics, on Wednesday sentenced two men to six months in prison each for chanting anti-military slogans, a prosecution official said. One of the men, 18-year-old activist Hassan Said, was arrested in a central Cairo square on August 2, a day after soldiers and police violently dispersed a weeks-long sit-in by activists demanding a civilian government. The second man was named as 23-year-old Karim Sayed, but no further details about when he was arrested were available.