It is important for families to feel safe while loved one is deployed to another state or country. Some military personnel and their family moves around several times per year. This is not nearly enough time to stable down and make friends. Moving to a neighborhood where everyone is a stranger can be very scary. It is hard to know who to trust if there are no familiar faces. This is why investing in a home alarm system is the perfect protector for families whose loved ones are on deployment.

Finding the perfect alarm system is a priority. It must be one that everyone can easily work. A complicated system in which only one or two people can work is not the right security system for a family. There are so many different models to choose from, and they all have similar and yet unique features. Some models that everyone may be comfortable with do not require a landline phone. It requires the use of a cell phone.

If there are teenagers in the home they will really learn how to work this feature very quickly. The alarm can be activated and deactivated from the cellular. Even if the last person leaves home and forgets to arm the alarm, it is not a problem. A simple command sent from a smart phone or from over the internet will allow the user to activate the alarm from wherever he or she may be at the time.

Families that have smaller children may not need such sophisticated technology. Something simple like a communication box and a password keypad might work just as well. Each family structure is totally unique, and what works for one family will definitely not work for another one. That is why purchasing the right home alarm system is so important

The first thing to do when you have your home security alarm installed is talk to different insurance companies to find out how much money you will save by having your alarm system. Since an insurance company insures risks, it stands to reason that when a risk is lowered that they may reduce the amount of premium Military Families pay for their coverage. In fact, it should save any family on the premium charged for the coverage.

Along with your military home security alarm system, you may want to install dead bolts on your doors and extra locking devices on your windows, smoke alarms, a carbon monoxide alarm, have lights outside your apartment or house alongside the sidewalk and in areas where someone could hide. Remember that some alarm systems just emit a loud noise when someone tries to get inside which would alert the neighborhood, while other home security alarm systems are wired right into the local authorities who will be on their way to assist you.

If you want to know how a security alarm can save you money on home insurance, speak to the representative of the insurance company you want to be insured with. He/she will know all the specifics of how your family can save money. If they can save you 20% because you have a home security alarm system, that will round out to a lot of money as time goes by.

What is a real bonus is that your family will be safer, thieves will be deterred and pass by your home when they see you have aprotection that will catch them in the act, and possibly save your life and the life of a loved one. That bonus will never be measured in monetary value.

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I BET YOU DIDN’T SEE THIS

IN THE NEWSPAPER OR ON THE 6 O’CLOCK NEWS”

The Sailor Pictured Below Is, Navy Petty Officer, PO2
(Petty Officer, Second Class) EOD2
(Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Second Class)

“MIKE MONSOOR”
April 5th, 1981 ~ September 29th, 2009

Mike Monsoor,

Was Awarded “The Congressional Medal Of Honor” ,

For Giving His Life In   Iraq  , As He Jumped On, And Covered With His Body, A Live Hand Grenade, Saving The Lives Of A Large Group Of Navy Seals That Was Passing By!

During Mike Monsoor’s Funeral, At Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery , In San Diego , California ..
The Six Pallbearers Removed The Rosewood Casket From The Hearse,
And Lined Up On Each Side Of Mike Monsoor’s Casket,
Were His Family Members, Friends, Fellow Sailors, And Well-wishers.
The Column Of People Continued From The Hearse, All The Way To The Grave Site. What The Group Didn’t Know At The Time Was, Every Navy Seal (45 To Be Exact) That Mike Monsoor Saved That Day Was Scattered Through-Out The Column!
As The Pallbearers Carried The Rosewood Casket Down The Column Of People To The Grave Side.

The Column Would Collapse..
Which Formed A Group Of People That Followed Behind.
Every Time The Rosewood Casket Passed A Navy Seal, He Would Remove His Gold Trident Pin From His Uniform, And Slap It Down Hard, Causing The Gold Trident Pin To Embed Itself Into The Top Of The Wooden Casket!

Then The Navy Seal Would Step Back From The Column, And Salute!

Now For Those, Who Don’t Know What A Trident Pin Is, Here Is The Definition!
After One Completes The Basic Navy Seals Program Which Lasts For Three Weeks,
And Is Followed By Seal Qualification Training, Which Is 15 More Weeks Of Training,

Necessary To Continue Improving Basic Skills And To Learn New Tactics And Techniques, Required For An Assignment To A Navy Seal Platoon.

After a successful completion, Trainees Are Given Their Naval Enlisted Code,
And Are Awarded The Navy Seal Trident Pin. With This Gold Pin They Are Now Officially Navy Seals!

It Was Said, That You Could Hear Each Of The 45 Slaps From Across The Cemetery!
By The Time The Rosewood Casket Reached The Grave Site, It Looked As Though It Had A Gold Inlay From The 45 Trident Pins That Lined The Top!

This Was A Fitting End To An Eternal Send-Off For A Warrior Hero!
This Should Be Front-Page News!
Instead Of The Garbage We Listen To And See Every Day.
Here’s A Good Idea!
Since The  Main Stream Media Won’t Make This News.
Then We Choose To Make It News By Posting It On Our Blog.

I Am Proud Of All The Branches Of Our Military!!

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