For those who have been following this blog, you are already aware of the fact that OPSEC prevents soldiers from speaking out or sharing their stories while they are serving in the military. For this reason, A Soldier’s Voice is going in a bit of a different direction. Instead of receiving stories from soldiers, we are now going to share OUR stories with soldiers.

Think about this for a moment… Many of our troops serving in Afghanistan have little interaction with their friends and family. I’ve mentioned this before, but it’s worthy of mentioning again. A few weeks ago, I spoke to one soldier who stated he had been serving in Afghanistan for nearly 3 years. During that time he had received TWO letters from home and ONE care package. He’s not alone. Many of our soldiers are being forgotten and I intend to do something about it.

For those of you who would like to share a story, give thanks, or offer words of support to U.S. troops stationed in Afghanistan, this is the place where you can do so.

Simply, click on the Comments button below this post and send your message. I moderate each and every comment, so it may take a short while before your comment appears. The only restriction I enforce is that there will be no negative comments allowed through. This is NOT a political platform to air all the reason we shouldn’t be at war. There are plenty of other places you can do that.

A Soldier’s Voice is a place to lift the spirits of our troops. Let’s join together and send them love, support and comfort. Are you ready to help? Then click on the Comment button below and write your heart out!