Military Technology

2/28/2011

Does technology effect the way the military thinks of home?

Stephanie

2/28/2011 03:19:01 pm

I would think yes. To be able to be in semi contact with your family changes many dynamics as a soldier abroad. To be able to communicate and stay current with your loved one overseas must be comforting. For good or bad, I think to be able to check in with your loves ones back home is worth the technology available today.

Deborah

3/16/2011 01:44:14 am

It certainly has been a great gift to be able to hear back from the soldiers we are sending packages to. Not only do we know they have arrived safely, but our recipients can let us know if there is anything special they would like to get from us - we know they are all okay and in good spirits.

Katie

3/16/2011 10:38:35 am

Technology absolutely has made a difference for deployed families. Access to information is now immediate. Now whether that is good or bad depends on how it is used. It can be difficult for a deployed soldier to hear about problems they are unable to solve, but sometimes just being able to see a smiling face from home can be just what's needed.

Hannah

3/28/2011 11:26:33 am

yes it does. I am so happy does too because it makes it easier for me 2 communacate with our soldiers

Susie

3/28/2011 12:13:42 pm

I think that it very much does. I think we all really agree tha it is nice to be in contact with are solders overseas!

samantha

3/29/2011 09:41:48 am

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