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Here’s who’s with us so far to support Soldiers Angels Valour-IT program. Three things to remember:
- Soldier’s Angels donates all proceeds to Valour-IT
- You can still join our team: contact us @ blog@usni.org
- Go Navy!
Boston Maggie – Innappropriate and Unprepared!
Chaotic Synaptic Activity – It’s not random, it’s Chaos!
CDR Salamander – Proactively, From the Sea
Grouchy Old Cripple – Pushing the boundaries of bad taste and political incorrectness.
Homefront In Focus – Connect – Encourage – Inspire
Information Dissemination – The Intersection of Maritime Strategy and Strategic Communications
Jumping in Pools – With no money and lots of time, what else is there to do?
LT Nixon Rants – Looking for truth and inciting controversy since 1980!
Navy CyberSpace – Navy Enlistment, Military Pay and Benefits
Neptunus Lex - The unbearable lightness of Lex. Enjoy!
Pundit Review - Where The Old Media Meets The New
Squid Thoughts -No, I don’t glow in the dark. But thanks for asking.
and our friends on Twitter…follow us at hashtag #TeamNavy09
@JameyDoyle (Twitter/Facebook)
@WordMarvin
If I’ve forgotten anyone already interested, PLEASE let me know. If you’re interested in helping us support Soldier’s Angels and Valour-IT, also let me know at blog@usni.org or click on the Valour-IT button on the right rail to learn more.
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Another great thing about being from Boston! It puts me at the top of this list.
October 5th, 2009 at 5:53 pm[...] Posted in admin by karakapend on October 5, 2009 All right, the secret’s out: I’m on Team Navy. Yes, yes, say what you will, but I couldn’t find Team Marine. My dad and one of my uncles [...]
October 5th, 2009 at 7:09 pmWicked Pissah, Maggie!
October 5th, 2009 at 7:36 pmThis is so wonderful! It’s so great to read this list with a great mix of familiar names that have been there from the very beginning and been so vital to what we’ve accomplished, and the new names that are joining for the first time to bring their skills and contacts to bear. Very cool!
I love you guys!!!
October 6th, 2009 at 9:02 amHey…let’s get out the list of well read blogs and ask if they’ll come aboard. I got two yesterday, both answered right up with a positive, sent an email to one this AM and expect an affirmative response to that.
Posted and linked it at LGF about 20 minutes ago.
You know Army is gonna have a long list of places. We need to counter that with a well prepped battle space.
October 6th, 2009 at 10:20 amA rogue’s list if ever there was one, appropriately headed
- SJS
October 6th, 2009 at 2:39 pmHa! I love you SJS! But the best comment was on my FB when Ken Adams noted “You’d be at the top of the list even if you were from Zimbabwe, Maggie”
My head is THIS big!
I have written to a “blue” blog that has a assisted us in the past. I am hoping he joins us again. If he does, I will happily give up the top slot.
October 6th, 2009 at 8:17 pmI’m excited. Raise some money, help out our troops, use the blogosphere for some good in the world.
It shall be fun.
October 7th, 2009 at 11:12 pmI’m going to throw my hat (website) into the ring this year. Missed last year but we’ll do AFTER the memorial fishing tournament this weekend for a friend of ours (benefiting a children’s hospital) and next weekend’s fishing tournament to benefit the MS society.
Hey, we’re not a blog, but one of those forum thingies (fishing related).
http://www.striped-bass.com
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