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Hey guys, requesting some insight from the team here at Tactical Hyve. Our company’s September newsletter is going to be focused on 9/11 and we’re doing something with it that is going to be unique and special.
We’re reaching out to individuals in the Special Operations community, specifically, and asking them to share a brief thought about 9/11 – something personal. Raw, uncut, whatever words come to mind. The entire newsletter is going to be these quoted thoughts. The responses can be anything and any length.
What did you think about 9/11 as it was happening, how did you feel? What did you see in your future? How did it impact your life, your military career? How do you feel about it now? What do you feel you sacrificed, most of all, and what was it that drove you to answer the call?
Just ideas, obviously… express whatever you want, however you want.
18 years of war is a long time. It’s crazy to think that some of those of the generation joining the military right now, were not even born when the event occurred that triggered the conflict they are going off to fight today. Just crazy **** to think about really. My kid brother is one of those, I suppose, as he was 3 years old on 9/11. Just graduated MCRD back in March. Good kid. Being a Marine, and wanting to get into Special Operations himself, I wonder what his future holds and how his life might be impacted by that event 18 years ago, that event he can only read about now. I don’t dwell on the future or past, I live in the moment, but I love history. It is the lubricant for effectively learning lessons past.
The Tactical Hyve community consists of some of the finest warfighters the world has ever seen. We’d like to record some of your history this month, in talking about the most significant attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor.
It was our generation’s Pearl Harbor. Let’s talk about it.
Send me a message, or post here, doesn’t matter. I’ll show the newsletter to all of those who participated before I formally send it.
Cheers. We love this country, and all of those who protect it. Law Enforcement, Military – whoever in whatever capacity.
Hey guys, requesting some insight from the team here at Tactical Hyve. Our company’s September newsletter is going to be focused on 9/11 and we’re doing something with it that is going to be unique and special.
We’re reaching out to individuals in the Special Operations community, specifically, and asking them to share a brief thought about 9/11 – something personal. Raw, uncut, whatever words come to mind. The entire newsletter is going to be these quoted thoughts. The responses can be anything and any length.
What did you think about 9/11 as it was happening, how did you feel? What did you see in your future? How did it impact your life, your military career? How do you feel about it now? What do you feel you sacrificed, most of all, and what was it that drove you to answer the call?
Just ideas, obviously… express whatever you want, however you want.
18 years of war is a long time. It’s crazy to think that some of those of the generation joining the military right now, were not even born when the event occurred that triggered the conflict they are going off to fight today. Just crazy **** to think about really. My kid brother is one of those, I suppose, as he was 3 years old on 9/11. Just graduated MCRD back in March. Good kid. Being a Marine, and wanting to get into Special Operations himself, I wonder what his future holds and how his life might be impacted by that event 18 years ago, that event he can only read about now. I don’t dwell on the future or past, I live in the moment, but I love history. It is the lubricant for effectively learning lessons past.
The Tactical Hyve community consists of some of the finest warfighters the world has ever seen. We’d like to record some of your history this month, in talking about the most significant attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor.
It was our generation’s Pearl Harbor. Let’s talk about it.
Send me a message, or post here, doesn’t matter. I’ll show the newsletter to all of those who participated before I formally send it.
Cheers. We love this country, and all of those who protect it. Law Enforcement, Military – whoever in whatever capacity.
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