1. How proud you are
The decision to join the military is a big deal! Less than one-half of 1 percent of the US population choose to serve. Tell your recruit how proud you are for their decision to serve our great nation.
2. They aren’t forgotten
In boot camp, it’s easy to feel forgotten and alone. Your recruit is going through something that feels overwhelming and intimidating. Let them know that you are always thinking of them & they could never be forgotten.
3. They can do this
It’s inevitable. At some point in time, your recruit is going to doubt whether they can finish and will want to give up. Your words will be what they repeat in their heads to push through. Remind your recruit that they are strong and can do anything they set their mind too.
4. What’s going on
Your recruit is totally disconnected from the outside world. They have no idea if their team is winning or what is happening around the world. Be sure to send them updates on their favorite things. It’s good for them to disconnect from their new environment and feel at home for a little bit.
5. You love them
The boot camp environment isn’t exactly loving. It’s a difficult and there aren’t very many emotional or “happy” moments. Your recruit needs to hear how much you love them and you can’t wait to hear from them.
Your recruit is waiting to hear from you.
Send a postcard today! 💌
Categories: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Navy, Recruit Training, USMC
The Monday News 
Thanks for arranging the post card delivery for our recruits. I know it means a lot to them and it gives family and friends a feeling of doing our part to help our recruit know that we love them and are proud of the too. Bless our military and their families. Mike 199 Nana
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Thanks, Mike 199 Nana! We are so happy to be part of your military journey. Happy Holidays!
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Wow this website is awesome! Thanks Andrew! Just sent a post card to my son
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Thanks!!!! I am so glad you like the content. Please let me know if anything we can add.
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I’ve sent many postcards through this service and it has been a great experience. Being able to put pictures from home on a post card with messages of encouragement and love, has been both fun and a very easy way to send several messages a week. I feel this is essential to all who may struggle with being away from home for the first kind with no contact. The Monday, Wednesday, Friday delivery is a perfect to connect them to home. Thank you for all the work the staff does.
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Thank you for your time and commitment to ensure that our future military force is being encouraged.
Our families are grateful for your service. Be blessed daily in all you do.
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