test 2019 Service Members of the Year Nomination Form (copy 1) 2019 Service Members of the Year Nomination Form (copy 1) If you know someone who is committed to their service and community 24/7, here is your chance to nominate that person as one of our Service Members of the Year.This year, the winner from each branch of the military will get a VIP trip to Washington, D.C., among many other honors. Nominees must remain in the armed forces through August 2019 to be eligible. For more information, please click here. By submitting this nomination you are agreeing to be added to the Military Times Service Members of the Year email list. You can opt out at any time. * MandatoryThank you for your partication in this year's Service Member of the Year nomination process. To start, please provide the following contact information, so that we can reach you if we need additional information. * MandatoryThank you for your partication in this year's Service Member of the Year nomination process. To start, please provide the following contact information, so that we can reach you if we need additional information. First name Last name Email address Phone number (no DSN numbers please) * MandatoryPlease provide the following information for the service member you are nominating. * MandatoryPlease provide the following information for the service member you are nominating. First name Last name Rank Email address Phone number (no DSN numbers please) * MandatoryIn 500 words or less, please explain what makes your nominee a good candidate for Service Members of the Year. This can include what they did in uniform, as well as volunteering and charity work done outside of their military service.Stories about going above and beyond the call of duty, helping others, demonstrating courage or making a difference will help your nominee stand out. * Mandatory In 500 words or less, please explain what makes your nominee a good candidate for Service Members of the Year. This can include what they did in uniform, as well as volunteering and charity work done outside of their military service. Stories about going above and beyond the call of duty, helping others, demonstrating courage or making a difference will help your nominee stand out. In 250 words or less, please describe your nominee's military career, including deployments, special assignments, promotions, changes to military occpuational specialities, military awards and decorations. In 250 words or less, please describe your nominee's military career, including deployments, special assignments, promotions, changes to military occpuational specialities, military awards and decorations. Optional: If you would like to upload a video, document or photo as part of your nomination, you may do so here. Optional: If you would like to upload a video, document or photo as part of your nomination, you may do so here. download.file.from.server Markup Rotate Crop Download Delete Choose File Cancel Is the nominee a current member of any branch of the military, including Guard or reserve components, or a veteran no longer affiliated with the services? Is the nominee a current member of any branch of the military, including Guard or reserve components, or a veteran no longer affiliated with the services? Current service member Veteran no longer affiliated with the services Which branch of the military does the service member you are nominating belong to?If a member of a Guard or reserve component, such as the Air National Guard, please select the corresponding service, in this case Air Force, and indicate the Guard or reserve connection in the next question. Which branch of the military does the service member you are nominating belong to?If a member of a Guard or reserve component, such as the Air National Guard, please select the corresponding service, in this case Air Force, and indicate the Guard or reserve connection in the next question. Air Force Army Coast Guard Marine Corps Navy None Is the nominee in the National Guard/reserves? Is the nominee in the National Guard/reserves? National Guard Reserves Neither What is your relationship to the nominee?I am the nominee's ... What is your relationship to the nominee?I am the nominee's ... Fellow service member Military supervisor or commanding officer Civilian colleague Civilian supervisor Spouse Parent Child Sibling Other family member Other (please explain) Other (please explain) Would you like to receive daily newsletters from Military Times? If so, which Daily News Roundup emails would you like to receive? Would you like to receive daily newsletters from Military Times? If so, which Daily News Roundup emails would you like to receive? Army Times Navy Times Marine Corps Times Air Force Times None; I prefer to not receive emails This is the end of the nominating form. Please click "Submit" to complete your nomination.Thanks very much for taking the time to participate!To learn more about the Military Times Service Members of the Year project, visit http://www.servicemembersoftheyear.org/ If you have questions about the Military Times Service Members of the Year project, please email smoy@militarytimes.com.All nominees must be serving in the military (active duty, Guard or Reserve) through August 2019 to be eligible. Sightline Media Group, through the respective marketing and editorial staffs of each service's newsweekly (Army Times, Navy Times, Air Force Times, Marine Corps Times), will make the Military Times Service Members of the Year selections from among the nominations received. 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