Just Say Thanks, Send A Vet A Free Postcard

[Cowboybootnut]

Thanks and dittos for all information above. I had a good friend serve in Iraq for two tours of duty and I sent him 2 "Care Packages" during that time, that he shared with his squad. I received many thanks from them.

Since he has returned, I have wanted to send more packages, so the link is very useful.

I can never adequately express my gratitude to all of the people who serve our country.

 

[SoCalShooter]

DONE!! Thanks for the link.

 

[Green Lantern]

I was reminded of this topic when I got to do it in PERSON today - saw some Korean War vets collecting donations at Wally World this afternoon. They thanked me for my donation, and I thanked them for their service!

 

[TCB in TN]

Thanks

Thanks for posting the link. Sent my personal message and forwarded to my address book. Least we can do for the great folks in the service.

And to all here who once served or are active today, you have my respect, and my gratitude. Thank you for all you have done!

 

[rugbyer81]

Done with a custom message. With the job they are doing over there, this is the absolute least I can do. I'm sending out an email forwading the website to my friends.

 

[BJPZOO]

Mine is sent!!!! To all you guy and gals in the U.S.A.F Thanks a Million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kidcoltoutlaw]

DID it

Thanks,Keith

 

[Steve 48]

Its really nice to receive mail while on active duty in a war zone. I remember 1969 in Vietnam, all mail was much appreciated. Steve48

 

[Uncle Buck]

Done. Thanks for the heads up.

 

[Slide45]

Done!!!!
and thanks , God Bless our troops.
Last year I was fishing on the lake three big DC's flew over my boat. (I think they were DC's) I looked up and I took my hat off, waved at them like a mad man, just to say hello. They passsed over and I didn't think anything more about it. And then here they come again in formation and all three tipped there wings at the same time. I can only tell you I felt like THE MAN that day and will never forget it. Yup I was proud as a peacock. Just a little thing but it made my day. Sometimes it's the little things that count.

BW

 

[Stachie]

U.S.A.

I just sent a personalized message and I must say that I feel very grateful. I have always supported the troops and their mission, but sending the message made me more appreciative. God bless our troops!

 

[IllHunter]

Done

Great idea, lets keep it going.

 

[pauly walnuts]

This is cool, sent one today and shared on one of my car sites. I would have loved to got one while I was in so this was a must.

 

[billp]

FBI to the rescue?

We may be coming to conclusion of a 15 year legal battle because the FBI decided to finger sandia national laboratories?

http://www.prosefights.org/nmlegal/fbifoia/mueller/mueller.htm#mueller

 

[Fawkes]

I've done this. Very cool. If you want to go a step beyond, adopt a soldier at soldiersangels.com.

 

[Smite]

You all are doing a great thing.

For anyone who hasn't served, I assure you, there is nothing better than getting a thank you every once in awhile.

 

[Russ]

Thanks for the post.

 

[JD0608]

DONE.........with most of the media telling our troops and their family that we are losing the war, and only showing the bad.. we need more things like this to let our troops know we are behind them 100% good job.

 

[cyberhh]

Done. Had my daughter come over and pick one out. She is 5 and we are learning about soldiers and the sacrifice they make, and the respect any person in uniform deserves for it.

 

[10-Ring]

Awesome site, wish I had seen it sooner!
God Bless all our troops!

 

[leadcounsel]

bttt

 

[Vicious-Peanut]

Sent.

I found it difficult to put my respect and thanks for them into words, I hope it comes across as strongly as I meant it.