When we wrote Every American’s Mission more than a month ago, we were celebrating the swelling of support to Keep America’s Promise and bring our MIAs home. 
 
There were ample signs that what started as one man’s vision was evolving to a mission for every American. 
 

 

In our interaction with the public at funerals, through presentations, in person, by phone, and on social media, we clearly see:

Ironically, as we face the greatest threat in our time, Every American’s Mission takes on more meaning; a renewed sense of integrity, a heightened sense of personal responsibility.

 

Through this crisis, we have a chance to give back. By being fully present and committed to the task before us, we honor those who gave so much for the peace of prosperity we've enjoyed for so long.  
 
More than ever, people are working together for the good of family, community, and country.  There is a renewed appreciation that service to one’s country and countrymen is not defined by military service alone, but by integrity, honesty, humility, and service to others -- in the myriad of forms it can take.
 
In this blog post, we take a look at how our mission to bring MIAs home is evolving from one man’s vision to every American’s mission.
 
In the same way, many contribute their support in ways large and small to help bring our MIAs home, we are eager to read comments about how you and yours are in service to your family and community through this national crisis. 
 
It truly is Every American’s Mission. 
 
Thank you for your support of Project Recover.

The Project Recover Team
www.ProjectRecover.org