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Tuesday, July 08, 2008

K99 PATRIOT INFORMATION & RESOURCES

If I Die Before You Wake...Song & Video

This song was written by three soldiers whom are stationed in Irag & sung by one of these soldiers. To listen to this song Click Here

Operation Homefront

Operation Homefront recognizes the sacrifices military families make and with the help of the community we hope to bring a moment of joy to our military families. They are now collecting new school supplies for children of all ages. Lia is a big supporter of Operation Homefront! More...

Support The Troops Colorado License Plates

Support the Troops license plates for cars, trucks and motorcycles. Donations made to American Military Family for these specialty plates will benefit the Colorado Active Duty, reserve, and veteran members of the military and their families. More...

Any Soldier

"Freedom isn't free! Just ask any soldier!" Want to send your support to a Soldier in harm's way, but have no idea of what to send, who to send it to, or how to send it? More...

Books for Soldiers

BFS is a non-profit corporation, operated as a ministry of the non-denominational, interfaith Order of the Red Grail church in North Carolina. More...

Tragedy Assistance Programs For Survivors

TAPS is a national, non-profit veteran's organization that reaches out to families who have been impacted by the death of a loved one in the armed forces. More...

Operation Beef Up Our Troops

Donations to “ Operation Beef Up Our Troops” can be made at by calling 1-877-USO-GIVE or be mailed with “beef jerky” noted in the check memo to: Operation Beef Up Our Troops P.O. Box 8069 Topeka , KS 66608 More...

Project Video Connect

The Centennial Chapter of the American Red Cross announces Project Video Connect for families of members of the Armed Forces, which allows them to send an emailed video message. More...

Hugs for Smiles

Hugs4SmilesUSA is a non-profit group formed through a common bond of respect for, and providing support to the troops who serve our country with courage, dignity, and honor. More...

Freedom Rock

There is a huge rock near a gravel pit on Hwy. 25 in Iowa. For generations, kids have painted slogans, names, and obscenities on this rock, changing it's character many times. A few months back, the rock received it's latest paint job, and since then it has been left completely undisturbed. More...

Adopt A Platoon

You can help support our troops who are deployed to the Middle East by adopting a platoon. More...

Treats for Troops

Here is another way you can help our fighting men and women! Treats for troops makes it safe and simple to send packages to Americans on active military duty! More...

Let's Say Thanks - In Support of Our Troops

This website give you an opportunity to send a free printed postcard to a U.S. military personnel stationed overseas showing your support and appreciation for their service to our country. More...

Armed Foces Tribute

A tribute to the men & women of the armed forces. More...

Pillows for Soldiers

Our goal is simple. Supply a ©Snoozer Pillow to as many United States Military and National Guard service men and women as possible; to those who have served our country now, in the past and in the future, including the families of deceased soldiers. More...

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The Wall Coming To Denver

A replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall arrived Tuesday in the Denver area, escorted by a motorcade of about 50 bikers.

The 250-foot replica, featuring the names of U.S. military personnel who died in the Vietnam War, will be open to the public Thursday through Sunday at Faith Bible Chapel, 62nd Avenue and Ward Road in Arvada.

A 6:30 p.m. vesper service will be held today at the wall. For more details go to the church's Web site, fbci.org.

The wall tour marks the 40th anniversary of the Tet Offensive, a turning point in the Vietnam War.

Three other replicas also are touring the country - one was displayed recently in Keenesburg - but this is the only one sponsored by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, which sponsored the original wall, according to Rod Ginn, a Faith Bible Chapel spokesman.

The original 493-foot memorial in Washington, D.C., was the winning design of Yale undergraduate Maya Ying Lin. The unknown architectural student won a 1980 national contest to design a Vietnam memorial.

GREELEY SEEKS TO HONOR MILITARY PERSONEL

Greeley City Council seeks to honor U.S. Military personnel from Greeley with recognition at its regular council meetings.

The council will recognize military who are from Greeley or who have a family connection in Greeley. If you know someone who should be honored at the meetings, call the city clerk’s office at (970) 350-9740 or e-mail Jerry.Hubbard@greeleygov.com and provide the name, rank, branch of service and location of where the person is stationed.

Greeley will provide a certificate for presentation at the meeting to the military member, a family member or friend.

9/11 WEBSITES

– A list of 911 and World Trade Center Memorials across U.S. and the world. 911memorials.org/usa

– This special issue of the Online Speech Bank contains over 100 active links related to 9/11. americanrhetoric.com/rhetoricofterrorism

– This site has complete news headlines and archives of the September 11, 2001, attacks. In addition to photos, graphics, images, webs, and newspapers september11news.com

- This site is a September 11th memorial from CNN. cnn.com/SPECIALS/2001/memorial/

– The official Web site of the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation and includes information on ways to donate to the memorial at the World Trade Center site. You can also learn about the memorial and share your personal story. buildthememorial.org