Where did letters to the editor go? Signed, Interested Reader
Would love to see someone give this a try! Maybe they could even have the most recent letters posted on the main page on a sidebar or something
Here's am example of an atta-boy postef in LinkedIn that could be a letter to the editor.
I was excited to see proof that senior leaders actually read Army Sustainment which serves as the Logistics Branch journal.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-theresa-a-smith-023a341a9_army-dasasustainment-readiness-activity-7465879598455664640-PvTv?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=android_app&rcm=ACoAAC0dE8wBwa474yLyGOyusUT6k3HTGCofbvo&utm_campaign=copy_link
Great example, and editors allowing the opportunity for senior leaders to provide that sort of low-cost, short form response is great for the journal and keeps that comment for posterity
Would love to see someone give this a try! Maybe they could even have the most recent letters posted on the main page on a sidebar or something
Here's am example of an atta-boy postef in LinkedIn that could be a letter to the editor.
I was excited to see proof that senior leaders actually read Army Sustainment which serves as the Logistics Branch journal.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-theresa-a-smith-023a341a9_army-dasasustainment-readiness-activity-7465879598455664640-PvTv?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=android_app&rcm=ACoAAC0dE8wBwa474yLyGOyusUT6k3HTGCofbvo&utm_campaign=copy_link
Great example, and editors allowing the opportunity for senior leaders to provide that sort of low-cost, short form response is great for the journal and keeps that comment for posterity