Are you a servicemember or military family member that loves to show off your Seattle Seahawks support?

Do "Blue Fridays" mean getting together with your entire military unit or family and taking Seahawks' supporting photos to post on your favorite social media platform?

Have you attended a Seahawks game at CenturyLink Field and noticed the military members donning their favorite Seattle Seahawks 12s gear and swag on the big screen?

Will you deploy soon and want to show off your 12s support from overseas? Or have you deployed in the past and still have a unique destination-type image that shows off your love for the Seahawks?

If you answered yes to any of the above, then here's your chance to show off your individual, unit and/or family 12s photos.

The Military Sea Hawkers, the Official Military Booster Club for the Seattle Seahawks, is now requesting photos from servicemembers and their families wearing (or showing off) their favorite Seahawks memorabilia.

Photos submitted to the Military Sea Hawkers will be shared with the Seattle Seahawks, posted across various social media channels using the social media hashtag #SeahawksSalute, and could even be shared with the world during a Seahawks home game.

Typically, during the second or third quarters of home games, the Seahawks have shown submitted photos of military servicemembers and/or their families onscreen during commercial breaks on the big screen of CenturyLink Field.

These Salute to Service Moments (#SaluteToService) hosted by USAA, are just another way for the community to salute the many sacrifices of servicemembers at the game, as well as in the community.

Photos should be in horizontal orientation and must be family-friendly images, which feature a Seahawks flag, jersey or other memorabilia with some form of military background, military installation, military uniform and/or military group to highlight the military community's support of the hometown Seattle Seahawks.

Submit your photos to the Military Sea Hawkers at MilitarySeaHawkers@gmail.org.