More on Gmail for the troops

The website for Gmail4Troops has a new feature, an actual online matching system provided by ISIPP. I entered my info in the matching system earlier this morning and just received my first request by email and sent off the invitation! I’ve got to say, I’m impressed by how quickly this technology has come together to make this possible!

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