During a surprise visit to Afghanistan, President Obama speaks to the troops at Bagram Air Base.
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Are you thinking about homeschooling your military child? In many ways, homeschooling can give you the freedom to do what’s best for you and your child. In the military community, homeschooling is common. In our …
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Gift-giving is always a welcome surprise, whether your soldier is on a military deployment, ready to graduate boot camp, or stationed overseas. You can give your Army soldier a gift for Christmas, birthday, or …
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I love military homecomings. They are so moving and fill my heart with joy. You are certain to get teary-eyed when you see soldiers surprising their families or an entire brigade returning home from a long …
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As millions of viewers tuned into Super Bowl LIV 2020, they experienced the pregame video which was a beautiful, patriotic tribute to America. Set to Johnny Cash’s 1974 spoken word song, “Ragged Old Flag,” the …
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Patty Abrego, RN says
My son though so recently deployed, this June 10, 2011 has yet to send us his official address and all of what you do on your sites help so incredibly much to make the transition into Army Strong, the process that all started with his boot camp, followed him through 9/11, and after a Great UT Longhorn Graduation around the world on http://www.fattiretour.org. He has seen much of the culture and people of
the active theatre area and was alone cycling prior to OCS. I thought that had to be really something
going around the world on a bicycle, but the heart of a Soldier’s Mom Beats much stronger every day.
I am praying for all our brave Men and Women to make it home to those they love. And from Military City USA, San Antonio, Texas, go on up to that soldier or Vet and thank them for their service…..
One day it just dawned on me……
Now I thank them for protecting me, even when I did not know I needed to be protected…..
Thank you all,
Patty RN