(PRWEB) September 3, 2008 -- Since the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001, Americans have suffered a decline in their social confidence as well as their financial stability. Americans are looking to their military service members for strength, reassurance, and now, the social and moral confidence that have since eroded away.
Americans expect to succeed in all area of their lives: Financially, socially, and professionally. Yet job losses, the price of oil, the struggling economy, and the lending crisis have all damaged the confidence of middle-class America.
The Soldiers Creed: Hard Lessons of the US Army for the Success of a Future America outlines or portrays real-life soldiers that have been confronted with challenges that have allowed them to overcome many of the same difficulties Americans face today. Their ability to persevere, endure, and defeat insurmountable problems, many at incredible odds, provide the examples needed for America to be great again.
The author, Martin Durst, has detailed these accounts in the Soldiers Creed. His new book tells how to turn fear and doubt into confidence and boldness and restoring honor to American character. He can be reached at 580-278-1441 for further information, or more detail can be found at www.soldierscreed.net. Orders can be placed at the same website or through popular media outlets such as Barnes and Noble and Amazon.
Contact:
Martin Gene Durst, 580-278-1441
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RecruitMilitary, National Recruiting Leader for Transitioning Military Personnel, Responds to Berkeley Marines Incident
RecruitMilitary, the nation's leading military-to-civilian recruiting firm, has launched a Web site, www.BerkeleyMarines.com, to support a Marine recruiting center in Berkeley, California. The Berkeley City Council declared on January 29 that the recruiters at the center were "uninvited and unwanted intruders." RecruitMilitary has launched the site to generate awareness of the council's behavior and to provide a forum for citizens who support the center and its staff.
VISTA Wins Army National Guard Work in Montana, Utah and Ohio -- Subject Matter Experts to Continue Work on Army RPLANS and ASIP Systems
VISTA Technology Services, Inc. (VISTA) was recently awarded three contracts to provide support, training and analysis on real property- and logistics-oriented computer systems for the Montana, Ohio and Utah Army National Guards. The contract wins are a continuation of the company's work in the Army's Real Property Planning and Analysis System (RPLANS) and Army Stationing and Installation Plan (ASIP). These databases support the budgeting of Army facilities sustainment, base operations, and military construction.
U.S. Coast Guard Engages AWSP for New Mission
The Flash movie format will illustrate Search and Rescues (SAR's), Alien Migrant Interdiction Operations (AMIO) and Maritime Drug Interdictions in cooperation with OPBAT in the Bahamas and surrounding areas.
"Two Tankers Down," Story of Coast Guard's Greatest Cape Cod Rescue, Releases
"Two Tankers Down," the story of the rescue of officers and crew from the tankers the SS Fort Mercer and the SS Pendleton, has been released by Lyons Press. Maritime Writer Robert R. Frump, author of "Until the Sea Shall Free Them," is the author of the new book, which tells the story of Bernard C. Webber, a young Coast Guardsman who steers his small boat through mountainous oceans. It is considered the greatest small boat rescue in U.S. Coast Guard history.