Author of Proximity: A Novel of the Navy's Elite Bomb Squad and The Recipient's Son
Showing posts with label EOD Memorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EOD Memorial. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
EOD Warrior Foundation
I want all my readers, especially fans of my EOD novel, Proximity, to know that The EOD Memorial Foundation and Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation have joined. I have supported both of these organizations and am glad that they are now one. This will benefit those whom they support in a streamlined way. As always, sales of Proximity will benefit this organization. I encourage you to support EOD Technicians and their families by donating to the EOD Warrior Foundation. You can find them on facebook and at www.eodwarriorfoundation.org.
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Monday, May 7, 2012
EOD Memorial Blog via New York Times
The first Saturday in May is when the EOD community solemnly places names on the EOD Memorial of those who made the ultimate sacrifice during the previous year. C.J. Chivers wrote a great piece in the New York Times about this event entitled "Remembering the Dead: New Names for a Wall that Keeps Growing"
I recommend spending a few moments to read this blog, and remember those who served to the end.
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
EOD on 60 Minutes this Sunday
I pass on the following from Jim O'Neil, Executive Director of the EOD Memorial:
Hope all is well with everyone as we slide into the Memorial Day Weekend.
FYSA, CBS News will be airing a special 2 hour Memorial Day "60 Minutes" program that will include some footage of this year's EOD Memorial. As I understand, the primary story is about TF Paladin and the C-IED effort in Afghanistan. There will be footage on some of our EOD warriors as well as the Bagram roadside tribute that used to happen when a U.S Warrior was lost and was being transported to the plane to be flown home. As most of you know, that parctice was stopped last year after a rocket was fired into Bagram during a procession and killed two soldiers. Bastards. This part of the 60 Minutes program is currently scheduled for the first segment at 8:00 PM EST.
As we enjoy this long weekend with our family and friends, please remember to take a moment to reflect upon, and appropriately acknowledge, the sacrifice of those who have gallantly and selflessly stood in harms way to protect our precious and blessed country. It is the least we could do.
Take care friends and warriors.
V/R,
Jim O'Neil
Executive Director
EOD Memorial Foundation
813-389-0351 cell
jim.oneil@eodmemorial.org
Hope all is well with everyone as we slide into the Memorial Day Weekend.
FYSA, CBS News will be airing a special 2 hour Memorial Day "60 Minutes" program that will include some footage of this year's EOD Memorial. As I understand, the primary story is about TF Paladin and the C-IED effort in Afghanistan. There will be footage on some of our EOD warriors as well as the Bagram roadside tribute that used to happen when a U.S Warrior was lost and was being transported to the plane to be flown home. As most of you know, that parctice was stopped last year after a rocket was fired into Bagram during a procession and killed two soldiers. Bastards. This part of the 60 Minutes program is currently scheduled for the first segment at 8:00 PM EST.
As we enjoy this long weekend with our family and friends, please remember to take a moment to reflect upon, and appropriately acknowledge, the sacrifice of those who have gallantly and selflessly stood in harms way to protect our precious and blessed country. It is the least we could do.
Take care friends and warriors.
V/R,
Jim O'Neil
Executive Director
EOD Memorial Foundation
813-389-0351 cell
jim.oneil@eodmemorial.org
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
The EOD Memorial Foundation hosts a premiere of "The Hurt Locker."

I've just signed up to attend a special screening of The Hurt Locker that will support the EOD Memorial Foundation. Check out both sites and give to the Foundation!
(Official U.S. Navy photo of EOD Tech in Med Eng bomb suit.)
Thursday, July 3, 2008
EOD Memorial

Some of the proceeds from Proximity support the EOD Memorial Scholarship Fund, which features prominently in the book. I encourage others to donate to the EOD Memorial by noting 10119 on their Combined Federal Campaign form or by sending donations to "The EOD Memorial" at:
EOD Memorial Committee
PO Box 594
Niceville, FL 32588
PO Box 594
Niceville, FL 32588
You can visit the EOD Memorial website at: http://www.eodmemorial.org/index3.html
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