Marines

[close] Looking for military spouses who are authors. I would like to get one of the service times to write an article about how we spouses don't just sit home and feed the kids while our spouses are deployed. They get a feel good story, and we get some free publicity for our books. And, maybe we make some friends along the way.

[close] "What are you reading?" That's the question John Laney nearly fumbled when he faced a review board considering him for a command position. Realizing how critical reading is to anyone becoming a well-rounded and well-grounded individual, he founded DODReads an organization dedicated to reading and lifelong learning. Here, the DODReads organization invites those with that same vision to gather, post, and comment. Books on the DODReads Group site include those on the Navy, Army, AirForce and Marine reading lists and others submitted as relevant by group members.

[close] Welcome to the United States Military Book Club! A book club for readers who read military non-fiction and an occasional military fiction book. As a U.S. Army Veteran, I started this book club to bring all of the crucial stories of our American Heroes to people's attention. These are the real history books. Most are written by the Veterans who live and sacrifice for our great nation.

[close] In the year 2009 the military branches of the US wanted to create one branch that is better than the rest. The branch was called the Iron Warriors. Few were selected to join this group and few even know it exists. Led Jason Welsh this group is located in Iran and carry out missions that would seem crazy to a Navy Seal. With that said, Welcome to the Iron Warriors.