I received the following email, and I thought I should pass it along here:
Dear Friend,
Our troops are in harm's way this holiday season. Hundreds of thousands
of American soldiers won't be home for the holidays -- but we can still
let them know how proud we are of the finest military in the world.
There are two ways you can show American troops how grateful their
fellow citizens are for their sacrifice.
Many Americans want to send care packages to the troops, but have no
idea how to do it. By visiting this site you can get information about
sending a care package to one of our troops in the field:
http://www.anysoldier.us
The site provides information about what our troops need us to send and
where we can send it. Many of our men and women in uniform endure the
harshest conditions -- even the most basic food items or personal
hygiene products can make a huge difference. They also need help with
supplies like gloves and flashlights to help them complete their
missions. Click here to send a soldier the supplies she or he needs on
the ground:
http://www.anysoldier.us
Some soldiers will almost make it home for the holidays. Each day more
than 470 soldiers arrive home on short notice for two-week R&R stints --
but the military only takes them part of the way. Servicemen and -women
are flown to Germany or one of three airports in the United States --
from there they are on their own to get home.
You can donate your airline frequent flyer miles to Operation Hero Miles
to bring them all the way home. Twelve major airlines will accept
donations as part of this program, started by Congressman Dutch
Ruppersberger, Democrat of Maryland:
http://www.heromiles.org
Because the last-minute notice the troops receive, they are forced to
pay very expensive fares to finish their journey. Your miles can bring
an American soldier home to his or her family for the holidays:
http://www.heromiles.org
Many of you, like me, did not support a unilateral war in Iraq. But the
brave women and men of the U.S. military deserve our support and
gratitude even as we seek to change the policies that put them in
danger. Please join me in supporting our troops this holiday season --
and in wishing them a safe return home.
Yours sincerely,
Governor Howard Dean, M.D.
Dear Friend,
Our troops are in harm's way this holiday season. Hundreds of thousands
of American soldiers won't be home for the holidays -- but we can still
let them know how proud we are of the finest military in the world.
There are two ways you can show American troops how grateful their
fellow citizens are for their sacrifice.
Many Americans want to send care packages to the troops, but have no
idea how to do it. By visiting this site you can get information about
sending a care package to one of our troops in the field:
http://www.anysoldier.us
The site provides information about what our troops need us to send and
where we can send it. Many of our men and women in uniform endure the
harshest conditions -- even the most basic food items or personal
hygiene products can make a huge difference. They also need help with
supplies like gloves and flashlights to help them complete their
missions. Click here to send a soldier the supplies she or he needs on
the ground:
http://www.anysoldier.us
Some soldiers will almost make it home for the holidays. Each day more
than 470 soldiers arrive home on short notice for two-week R&R stints --
but the military only takes them part of the way. Servicemen and -women
are flown to Germany or one of three airports in the United States --
from there they are on their own to get home.
You can donate your airline frequent flyer miles to Operation Hero Miles
to bring them all the way home. Twelve major airlines will accept
donations as part of this program, started by Congressman Dutch
Ruppersberger, Democrat of Maryland:
http://www.heromiles.org
Because the last-minute notice the troops receive, they are forced to
pay very expensive fares to finish their journey. Your miles can bring
an American soldier home to his or her family for the holidays:
http://www.heromiles.org
Many of you, like me, did not support a unilateral war in Iraq. But the
brave women and men of the U.S. military deserve our support and
gratitude even as we seek to change the policies that put them in
danger. Please join me in supporting our troops this holiday season --
and in wishing them a safe return home.
Yours sincerely,
Governor Howard Dean, M.D.
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