Salt Lake City, Utah—Remember My Service™ (RMS), the premiere provider of Unit-specific interactive and print historical records in the Military, is pleased to announce its successful introduction to the Navy as both the USS Cleveland and the USS Howard have turned to RMS to provide them with the Navy’s first all-encompassing interactive service record on DVD-ROM paired with the traditional cruise book.
RMS began with the Army Reserve and National Guard, and is currently working with 25 National Guards throughout the country, including Florida, New York, California, Puerto Rico, Ohio and Illinois. “We are thrilled to have grown to the point where we could finally reach out to the Navy and show them not only the premiere cruise book service we offer with our interactive complement,” explains Sharlene Hawkes, President of RMS, “but we have found that they are especially pleased to know that we do all the work for them.”
Typically, a Sailor is assigned the task of managing and creating the cruise book as a collateral duty aboard ship. With RMS as a full partner, this individual can offload all the photos, videos, documents, bios, newsletters, and more for complete management of the layout, production, editing and on-time delivery.
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Description of Historical Record
- DVD-ROM with up to 2,000 digital pages including: photos, text, documents, PDFs, newsletters, news articles, news broadcasts; hours of video including interviews from Servicemembers, family members, and messages from leadership in the entire chain of command; weblinks to relevant websites; names of each Servicemember, with Bio pages (unclassified information such as awards, education, interests)
- The interactive record is divided into 3 sections, Legacy, Leadership and Life:
Legacy includes the history of Unit and Division; “In the News” contains all newsletters, press releases, media articles and broadcasts, annual reports; Unit lineage includes “Awards and Honors” and “In Memoriam” sections;
Leadership includes a complete interactive Chain of Command for the entire Branch of Service through the Unit being featured in the service record; all leaders have their photos, bios and video messages
Life contains the most content with a detailed look at what the Unit does, including training, deployment, objectives, returning home, and video interviews with Servicemembers and families; typically this section is several hundred pages and includes photos, videos, documents, VIP briefings, etc.
Remember My Service (www.RememberMyService.com ) is the leading provider of Unit-specific interactive and print service records in the Military. Remember My Service is a Division of StoryRock, Inc. based in Salt Lake City, Utah.