RECOGNIZE / REMOTE WARRIOR

Recognize the people behind the mission.

Remote warfare depended on far more than an aircraft or a screen. Pilots, sensor operators, intelligence professionals, maintainers, mission support and families all played different roles. Recognition should reflect that full picture.

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Leave a message of thanks

A simple public way to recognize personnel. Sharing a message never verifies anyone's service.

A message can travel far.

You can thank the people who served, supported, maintained, analyzed, launched, recovered and carried the mission. Only share information you are comfortable making public—never operational details, personal contact data or another person's experiences.

Open the thank-you board →

The thank-you board currently operates as a separate existing service. Its form and messages are retained; this new page is the current recognition entrance.

Air Force maintainers prepare an MQ-9 Reaper aircraft for flight at Creech Air Force Base.
U.S. Air Force photo by SrA Renee Blundon (2025). Original DVIDS image ↗ · No DoD endorsement implied.

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