Support-The-Troops.

Support-The-Troops.

Our Canadian Troops are our backbone. We need to stand up and be proud as a country as we share the same flag. Whether or not we support the mission, we should support our troops; whether it be through care-packages, the Troop Morale... [more]

Our Canadian Troops are our backbone. We need to stand up and be proud as a country as we share the same flag. Whether or not we support the mission, we should support our troops; whether it be through care-packages, the Troop Morale Fund, "Support The Troops" merchandise, organizing a "Red Fridays" event or dropping a note of thanks to their message board. Show them we are proud of them of a job well done!

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Written by kellybax on
I am a member of Squidoo and see a lot of wonderful lenses. I would like to share this amazing lens with everybody today. Twas The Night Before Christmas - A Holiday Tribute For Our American Soldiers by Crystal_Booth In Support of Our Troops Many of our military troops will not be home with their families for the holidays this year. Our soldiers deserve to be in our thoughts and prayers this Christmas season. They fight for our freedom and we owe them so much. I received a tribute to our US troops in my email in the form of a poem. This poem ... Read Full Story
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Support our troops. Even if you don't support the war, it is important to support those men and women who feel they are fighting to protect freedom and liberty for humanity. The easiest way to do that this holiday season is to send them a Christmas card . You can pick different cards that have different sayings. You can even make your own greeting. You can't pick a certain soldier to send one to, but you know whichever soldier gets your card, he/she will share it with their whole camp. So, please, sign up to mail Christmas cards so our troops. They need all ... Read Full Story
Written by marysoderstrom on
Today is Remembrance Day, and as I passed the memorial to Outremont’s fallen in the wars of 1914-18 and 1939-45 (as the monument puts it) the borough’s crews were out blowing away the leaves in preparation for a ceremony at 11:11 a.m. This concern in Canada about marking the end of that so-called First World War is something that surprised me when we came here during the US’s Vietnam War. At the time in the States, no one who opposed the war wore poppies, but here everyone, including the young on the McGill campus, did. It took me a while to realize that Canada’s ... Read Full Story
Written by bh0314 on
I'll be on the road until after Memorial Day. Be safe, be happy and remember all of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our free living. Only two people have done this - Jesus Christ and the soldier. " "No greater love has a man for his friends than he lay down his life for them." Have a memorable Memorial Day - and thank a veteran. Read Full Story
Written by drydenrcl on
Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Support-The-Troops.". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article! Read Full Story
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