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This is a tribute music video to the US ARMY and soldiers at Fort Hood. During the Dickies 500 a Chinook Helicopter brought in a Chevrolet Camaro Pace Car Artist: Nickleback Song: Hero

When I went out to Blogworld Expo , one of the coolest things I got to hear about is what the US Army is doing with their new site Army Strong Stories. As soon as I heard about it I knew I was impressed and wanted to get them on the phone to talk abut it so all the Managing the Gray listeners could find out more. A special thanks to MAJ Mary Constantino for taking time out of her busy schedule to chat with me about the program. As always if you enjoyed what you heard, please subscribe in iTunes or leave a review for the show.

When I went out to Blogworld Expo , one of the coolest things I got to hear about is what the US Army is doing with their new site Army Strong Stories. As soon as I heard about it I knew I was impressed and wanted to get them on the phone to talk abut it so all the Managing the Gray listeners could find out more. A special thanks to MAJ Mary Constantino for taking time out of her busy schedule to chat with me about the program. As always if you enjoyed what you heard, please subscribe in iTunes or leave a review for the show.

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Swept up in the patriotic fervour that followed 9/11, three young Americans join the U.S. army hoping to be the heroes that star in the slick ad campaigns broadcast by the military. Gaining incredible access to US army bases, director Sarah Goodman follows the three new recruits for the next two years, starting with the harshness of basic training. In stark contrast to the portraits of willing patriotic soldiers that America sells at home and abroad, these heartbreaking stories reveal the more realistic, troubled conflict of American youth trapped within a military mission much larger than themselves.

The Rangers complete a series of obstacles over water.

One of the more interesting booths on the BlogWorld show floor was the US Army booth. You might be asking what s the Army doing at a blog conference. Well, the US Army seems to get it. They need young men and women to join them and help protect our country, and they know that these young people are spending their time on the social web. So how is the US Army dealing with the messy, distributed, un-controllable social web? It s doing what it does best. It s developing processes, tools, roadmaps and training to deal with ambiguity. I don t think there s any one better at taking potentially complicated, almost always ambiguous, and frequently dangerous situations and preparing its people to perform at consistently high levels. In another social track, Social Web Analyst Jeremiah Owyang answered my question about who is putting processes around social web and he points quickly to the military. In his case, he pointed to the US Air Force s response roadmap. (BTW, The US Army has one too.) The star of the Army s social media efforts on display at BlogWorld was ArmyStrongStories.com, a blogging system that lets anyone in the Army post to the blog. It can be used to help recruits see what it s like from first hand accounts by people like themselves and to bring the soldiers voice to life for all of us. Major Mary Constantino was kind enough to share a few minutes explaining ArmyStrongStories.com. Here s the video: Go Army! Follow the US Army. Blog: http://ArmyStrongStories.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/goarmy.com Myspace: http://myspace.com/usarmy Twitter: http://twitter.com/armystories YouTube: http://youtube.com/armystrongstories Press: http://armyaccessionsnewsroom.com