Reunite in New Orleans
Start Planning your New Orleans Reunion! Whether you’re interested in the Battle of New Orleans,…
Reasons to Reunite in New Orleans
We were talking to Rachel Funel with New Orleans and Company (The CVB) about why…
The Spartan Pledge
A Veteran Saving Veterans The “Suicide Guy” and the Spartan Pledge by Boone Cutler When…
What’s on your website?
Top Tips for creating a dedicated military reunion page for your CVB website. Every year,…
Life is better at the beach! Just ask Scott Warren
We sat down with Scott Warren, the Convention Sales Manager for the Virginia Beach CVB,…
The Impact of Military Reunions on the next generation
Scanning my email in box of late, I have noticed a trend in requests from…
Contract Tips for 2021
On February 15th, MRN Radio Host, Sharon Danitschek and guest, Joan Eisenstodt sat down for…
The Spirit of Pueblo
With nearly 180 years of history and evolution, Pueblo Colorado calls to the most worldly…
Arlington Virginia? Why Yes!!
Absolutely Arlington!Arlington has an unmistakable connection to the U.S. military. Not only is it home…
Motor Coach Contracting Tips
We sat down this week with Rick Schweitzer, Legal Counsel, for the American Bus Association.…
Re-Unite on Louisiana’s Northshore
Louisiana’s Northshore is a great place to host your military reunion. Conveniently located at the…
Five Military Reunion Resolutions for 2021
Did you hear the collective “GOOD RIDDANCE” to 2020? What a wonderful feeling to have…
Service Dogs…. What hotels need to know
Prior to COVID19, we noticed an increasing trend with military reunions. A new face. They…
Five Cool stops in Omaha
MRN had a chance to sit down with Jessica Settje with Visit Omaha. When you…
Melissa’s Picks for reunions coming to Springfield Illinois
We asked Melissa Bowers, Sales Manager with Visit Springfield, Illinois about the five “must see”…
The Life Changing Impact of Military Reunions
Father and husband met over a beer sharing stories of military life that had remained private until that evening. They shared tales of combat, chow, and what it was like to miss home. Although twenty years separated their time served, the stories were close to identical. As the evening wore on, they both felt better because of the opportunity to talk to someone that understood.
The National Museum of the United States Army
On a hillside above the Fairfax County Parkway, just a few miles south of Washington,…
Four Things Veterans Have Taught Me
It has been difficult to write this. What can I say to Veterans? I hold…