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Employer Letters for AFRC and ANGReason:  Thank You |     
		
  
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DATE
 [Rank] [First] [Last]
 [Unit name]
 [Street Address]
 [City], [State] [Zip]
 
 [Employer]
 [Street Address]
 [City], [State] [Zip]
 
 Dear [Employer]:
 
 As the commander of the 
[unit name], I would like to personally thank 
you for your efforts in providing exceptional support to
[Rank First Last] who voluntarily 
serves in the United States Air Force Reserves.
 
 Defending Americans against the threat of terrorism has 
been a national priority since the 
tragic events of September 11, 2001, and the Air Force Reserve has been one of 
our nation's 
primary lines of defense. The Air Force Reserve has contributed to missions like 
Operation 
Enduring Freedom, Operation Noble Eagle and Operation Iraqi Freedom. This is why 
it is 
extremely important that [Rank Last] 
attend weekend drills and annual training. It provides 
[him/her] the necessary training and skills to be prepared for the battlefield 
of the 21st century.
 
 Like you, the Air Force Reserves understands the 
importance of professional education. 
Military training provides [Rank Last] 
the opportunity to enhance [his/her] 
communication, 
people, technology, and leadership skills. In addition,
[he/she] constantly trains to handle
multiple projects under tough deadlines. All these skills are beneficial in 
today’s business world.
 
 As a manager myself, I understand that Reserve military duty 
commitments may cause 
undue hardship for your business. Your continued support and cooperation are 
greatly 
appreciated, and are vital to the defense of our nation. The Reserve force 
relies on an active 
partnership with civilian employers to allow Reservists to serve their country. 
I can assure you [Rank Last]'s military experience will 
benefit both your organization and our country.
 
 Sincerely,
 
 
 
 
 [FIRST M.. LAST], [Rank], USAFR
 
 
  
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