Beneath The Helmet Film Analysis

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Thank you for the conversation that we just had over the phone.

We are both on the same page regarding the initiative you have of showing Beneath the Helmet to our pledges. There are many vital lesson to gain from this documentary and the values held by the Israeli Defense Force.

It will be an honor for me to reach out to our Israel Engagement Chairs and ask them to hold a viewing for pledges and Brothers. There are two ways I can do this.

1) Send each IEC an email that includes a link and description of the event, ans then make a phone call as a follow up.
2) Include literature in our military themed Israel Advocacy kit. This box is revolved around our Israel Advocacy hand-book written by Frank Luntz. If you send AEPi HQ literature regarding

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