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OCONUS, March 24, 2025 - Hello, I am [   ].  I received your care package today (March 24, 2025) and I am so very thankful. There wasn’t one thing in there that won’t be useful and there is so much that I can share with my fellow coworkers. I’d probably say that my favorite thing on there were the Burt’s Bee chapsticks. That’s all I will use and I literally just finished my last tube yesterday so it was ironic timing that I received this package from y'all with 3 tubes in it. I also really enjoyed reading the handwritten notes, especially one from a high school sophomore.

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U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Joshua Williams, body bearer, Marine Barracks Washington, straps in a training casket as a part of caisson refamiliarization training with training caskets at Fort Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia, April 9, 2025. This opportunity prepares the Body Bearers to support the Army's return to using horse-drawn caissons for funerals at Arlington National Cemetery starting in June. The use of horse-drawn caissons for funerals is a long-standing tradition, with the Marines working alongside the Army to honor fallen service members. Caisson training prepares the Body Bearers to carry out their solemn duty with the dignity and precision the mission demands (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Christopher Prelle)

Fort Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia. (April 9, 2025): The military is returning to using horse drawn caissons, or 18th century wooden wagons, for funerals occurring at Arlington National Cemetery. In this photo by Lance Corporal Christopher Prelle, Sergeant Joshua Williams straps in a training casket as a part of caisson refamiliarization training. This solemn custom was suspended in 2023 due to concerns about the health and care of the horses. After a thorough revamping of the Army’s veterinary care, practices, and equipment, these newly trained caisson squads will begin by conducting up to 10 funerals per week. When four squads are fully built and certified, the cemetery will be able to go up to about 20 caisson funerals a week.

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support our troops org stryker border 2025A helicopter hovers near a wheeled tactical vehicle in the high desert. File Photo From 2017: A UH-60 Black Hawk lands outside of the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division Tactical Operations Center, at the National Training Center, Ft. Irwin, Calif., Jan. 18, 2017. Photot by Army Sgt. Michael Spandau

PENTAGON, (March 1, 2025):  The Pentagon is deploying a Stryker brigade combat team and a general support aviation battalion to the southwestern border, accelerating efforts to fulfill President Donald J. Trump's directive to bolster military support in securing the U.S. – Mexico border. The units, equipped with wheeled vehicle and air capabilities, are set to reinforce border operations in the coming weeks, Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell announced today.

Each SBCT is a mechanized infantry force of approximately 4,400 soldiers, and the Army's nine SBCTs — seven active-duty and two National Guard — are known for their rapid deployment and versatility. Built around the Stryker vehicle — an eight-wheeled armored platform — the brigade balances mobility, protection and firepower. Capable of transport via C-130 Hercules aircraft within 96 hours, the Stryker excels in operations requiring swift response.

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