Every military family has a high level of stress when they are away from each other. The two wars that we are currently fighting have also created challenges with families staying together in meaningful ways. In order to change this, a new website has created an opportunity to support military families through helping them stay in touch. One of the ways to do this is through creating an audio or video diary of your military service. My Military Years has created a very positive way for military families to keep in touch with each other. You can create a permanent record of your experiences and then have it burned onto a DVD for your family to keep. This can be one way to give your family a memento of those military years when you cannot be by their side. Parents and grandparents are often left out of the opportunity to see how their sons and daughters are doing. When this is a problem, a DVD copy of video and audio messages can be a great gift for grandparents. They will love learning to send their own videos and text messages through the website. If the grandparents are not savvy with the Internet it will not matter because there is no special software they will need. Anyone can help them create their own video to upload with just a webcam and their favorite browser. Two very important features for this website have to do with a message center and a forum. Both of these areas can help military families keep in touch and talk with other families who have people who are in military service. This can be a great support system and you can meet new people. The website will give you an area that is your own space. It is private and secure so that you will not be sharing your information with anyone other than those people who you want to see it. You will not have to broadcast on YouTube or other non-secure spaces so you can insure safety for your family and friends. My Military Years will take the guesswork out of trying to find the best way to connect with everyone. You will create a permanent record of your experiences and it will be something that your family will understand.
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