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Letters to the Family

Promoted to Unit Commander






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  • Use various writing resources like Merriam-Webster Online to improve your vocabulary.

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(UNIT/CC) 
(STREET ADDRESS) 
(BASE, STATE, ZIP CODE) 


(INDIVIDUAL’S NAME) 
(STREET ADDRESS) 
(CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE) 

Dear (MR./MRS. LAST NAME)

It was my pleasure to congratulate your (SON/DAUGHTER and/or HUSBAND/WIFE), (NAME), on (HIS/HER) promotion to (NEW RANK). As (HIS/HER) unit commander, I know that (NAME)’s devotion to duty as a (JOB TITLE) and (HIS/HER) contribution to the (BRANCH OF SERVICE) both on- and off-duty earned this promotion. I extend my congratulations to you also.

The mission relies heavily on individual effort, and it is people like (NAME) who enable us to accomplish our total mission 






                                                                                    Sincerely



                                                                                     (COMMANDER'S SIGNATURE BLOCK) 

Reminder, the closing line is 5 spaces below the last line of text.


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