USMC Spouses - What Would You Want To Know/Share?

I started this site as a way for Marine Corps spouses to learn about Recruiting Duty. When my husband first received orders for recruiter's school I searched everywhere for information. I wanted to know what it would be like, where we would be stationed, and what other wives experienced. The information I did find was limited to say the least. There were a few posts from wives sprinkled here and there, but nothing answered my burning questions of what USMC Recruiting Duty was really like. 


So I started this site for other wives that were (or will) experience the same thing I did. I wanted to share my story with them in hopes that they could find some advice and support for their own journey. Since I've started posting I've received encouraging messages from my readers. I am so glad that my story is helping other Marine Corps families out there.


Then I thought of creating an easy to understand book that listed useful information for Marine Corps families as they started their own recruiting journey. My goal is to write a book that will truly benefit military families, so I'm asking my readers for some help. I've listed some questions below that will help me decide the most useful content to include in my. 


If you could take the time to answer some of the questions I would really appreciate it. If you'd like to share a story, please include your first name and duty station so I can give credit where credit is due. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, just let me know. 


Please answer any or all of the questions below:

What information do you REALLY want to know about Marine Corps Recruiting Duty or the Marine Corps in Generally?

Are there particular questions you would like answered that you haven't been able to find information to?

If you are currently on recruiting duty, what information would you want to pass along to other wives to help them in their journey?

Would you be more interested in a book with information regarding school, work hours, office locations, policies and procedures or something with inspirational stories and tips and tricks? In another words, would you be more inclined to read a survival guide or the ins and outs of recruiting or a combination of both?

What is the preferred length of the book, several pages or several chapters?

Would you like to share your inspirational story with other Marine Corps Spouses?

Would you be interested in a forum where wives could get together to discuss the victories and failures of USMC Recruiting Duty?

You can feel free to post a comment or Contact me directly. I would love to hear from you all on how I can help you and your family. In the mean time, stay tuned for some more exciting features here are Marine Corps Recruiting Duty.