If you're a writer, you should consider writing a post for the Command Post. If you haven't already, why?

Kanika Misra - Your joke tells me you know my usual response to such a statement. Therefore:
*sips tea*

What kind of content are you looking for? I've been blogging transition tips on my website. Happy to submit if that content would be useful.

Jean South - Great question! I posted the status regarding some requests by readers, but really as far as Command Post goes, the subject matter you write is 100% up to you. The subjects we are always looking for though are military-related: opinion pieces (these tend to be a bit more "fiery" but the harder they hit, the more people appreciate them), humor/satirical pieces, personal accounts from experiences while serving - these can be shocking, moving, or lessons learned. Beyond that, it's really up to you! As a civilian, we are just opening up the doors to civilian writers, so anything that you're an "expert" in that could help our military members is greatly appreciated!

Hopefully that helped. Let me know if you have any further questions, and I'm happy to answer. Once you're all set with your piece and ready to submit, go ahead and email it to: [login to see] . You can send it as an attached Word file (or something similar if you don't have Word) or you can simply send it within the email itself. Thank you!

Thanks, Kanika! I'll send over a couple options this week.

I'm gonna get you one of these days and Trailblaze on one of your posts haha

LMAO

SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" and SPC(P) (Join to see), the "Thanks for sharing" and uncontributing comments have driven me to my max. I'm too close to starting down-voting responses which add no value. If you don't know anything about the topic and have nothing to add, why would you say anything at all? I do not understand this. If cats need a way to rank to feel important with some type of seniority, trailblazing with "null values" is approximately the same as toxic leadership.