Our military service members need your help. Letters & eMail from home are needed. Can you spare a little time to write to our troops? We’ve got over 500 new service members in need of morale boosting correspondence. If you’d like to send cards, letters and email to our military service members stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan please let us…
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We’re starting a little series here called Did You Know? This series, which you can following by clicking on the labels/categories in our side bar, will give you interesting facts about all things military. At eMail Our Military (eMOM) we want to do more than help support our troops, we want to educate people and help them understand about all…
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Big thanks to Ed over at Ed’s Mixed Bag for featuring the eMOM podcast promo to support our military service members in his “Memorial Day Plus” Podshow. This show featured feel good music from folks like Joe Colledge, who you’ll be hearing more about very soon! You can visit the site to get the show notes: “Memorial Day, Plus –…
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A great big thank you to everyone who entered our contest for the Final Salute book giveaway. We have a winner! (drumroll please…) Congratulations Andy Valadez! You’ve won the autographed copy of Final Salute by Jim Sheeler. We know you’ll be moved by this very powerful book. We’ll be contacting you with the information regarding shipping. For everyone else who…
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We are at war. Yet, today, through the advances in technology we can do instantly what in previous wars took weeks, even months to achieve – with the click of a mouse, we have the ability to send immediate support to a military service member. We can send morale boosting emails, filled with news from home and feel good stories…
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Freedom Is Not FreeBy LCDR Kelly Strong, USCG I watched the flag pass by one day,It fluttered in the breeze.A young Service man saluted it,And then he stood at ease. I looked at him in uniformSo young, so tall, so proud,With hair cut square and eyes alertHe’d stand out in any crowd. I thought how many men like himHad fallen…
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Bagpipes CryingBy Rushlow Harris Stumbled across an old green box in my granddaddy’s houseInside was a cross, some old dog tags,and a picture of when he was shipping out.So I showed it to him, said “tell me about those days”When he looked inside, he closed his eyes all he could say was: “I hear bagpipes cryin’ Amazing Grace,Omaha Beach and…
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