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EFMP & Me is a digital tool offering families with special needs 24/7 access to standardized information and resources. For your own success and enjoyment when writing for military magazines, you should consider writing on aspects of militaria that interest you. When most writers dream up topics to pitch, it’s usually famous battles that come to mind. There is a plethora of other military-related topics that interest many editors. I’ve resold my stories about Edinburgh Castle, and Artillery at the Battle of Waterloo, to U.K.
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It’s an interesting time to be in and around the U.S. military these days. China has become the Pentagon’s most pressing national security concern as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan wind down. Australia also has a dedicated government page for sending mail to soldiers. This site advises you to email , which will pass your email onto those in the Navy, Army, and Air Force.
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