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Kind donation of goods from American Company Whish Body
Mrs. -- hugs her son, Senior Airman Wesley --, as she, along with his sister Senior Airman Melissa -- gives well wishes to SrA Wesley -- as he departs on a deployment as a member of the 124th Security Forces Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, on November 18, 2008 (U.S. Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Robert Barney / RELEASED)CONUS, 2-18-2015 - Recently, Support Our Troops was able to provide $60,372 of much welcomed comforts and supplies for the Idaho National Guard. In cooperation with Whish Body, a bath and body care company sold in Nordstrom and through the Internet with companies like Birchbox, SOT provided various scented body butters and washes, in flavors like orange cream and lavender.
No donation is too big or too small, and anything given supports the troops while they do the difficult work we admire them for. Though the regular Joe and Janet may use products like these on a daily basis, it’s easy to forget that our men and women in the armed forces might not have access to the common creature comforts the rest of us do. On a daily basis, soldiers deal with the visceral and psychological challenges of serving our country, and anytime we can provide, it’s a way to ease the burden of that difficult job. The goods arrived and Maj. James -- was excited to disperse them amongst the soldiers and their families, saying: “Many thanks for this donation. Just received it today and will get it out to our Service Members!! Best regards.”
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Caption Text There’s a whole lot of new this year for the troops and their families! To better serve America’s military community Support Our Troops® rings in the New Year with a total SupportOurTroops.Org rebuild.
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SupportOurTroops.Org remains grand central station connecting up everyone and everything. It remains primarily content driven, focused on informing the public about the troops and their families. It connects up all of SOT’s programs, all troop-support groups, and everyone doing anything useful to bolster those currently serving in America’s military community. A revision of items offered on the cart will take place January through April. So check out the new site and pass on the good news everyone! Thank you! Martin C. Boire, Chairman January 1, 2015
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Afghanistan, December 2014: Dear Supporters, Hello from Afghanistan! We are the 3rd BN, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne) from Ft. Bragg, operating throughout Afghanistan. We are currently the only Green Berets getting it done here. Here's the interesting part...we are not part of the "big army" conventional side, so we don't get all the cool stuff and packages that I see when I go around to the other units.
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Read more: Thanks Americans from Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Horn of Africa
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Ammerman, killed December 3rd, 2014Afghanistan, December 5, 2014: We honor Staff Sgt. Matthew Ammerman, killed December 3rd, 2014. Ammerman was a member of 3rd Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) when he was killed in combat operations in Afghanistan. Good Americans will never forget their fallen heroes. "Staff Sgt. Matthew Ammerman was an exceptional Soldier in all regards.
He showed himself to be a standout shortly after arrival in the unit and his efforts have made an impact on his unit and our mission. We, as a nation, are fortunate to have men like Matt," said Lt. Col. Tommy Stoner, Commander of the 7th SFG(A)'s 3rd Battalion. "He not only represented what we should all aspire to be, but he lived it. His loss is a great blow and he will be missed and mourned by this unit. Our focus will be supporting his family in any way possible and ensuring that they are taken care of during this difficult process." Our prayers are with his family, friends and fellow soldiers.