Red, White, and Blue Friday's to support for the fine men and women serving in our Military.
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We the undersigned agree to wear "red, white, and blue" every Friday to show support for the fine young men and women who serve in our nation's military.
These young men and women have given up their time, jobs, education, and families to serve our nation in one of the military branches. They need to know that although you may oppose the war in Iraq, you do respect them for their service anywhere they may be stationed.
Show your respect for these individuals by wearing some red, some white, and some blue for them.
I have done this since these wars started. I have also left the yellow ribbon on my apartment door, hanging attached to a wreath, but below it with a flag attached to the top of the wreath that I made myself.
These young men and women have given up their time, jobs, education, and families to serve our nation in one of the military branches. They need to know that although you may oppose the war in Iraq, you do respect them for their service anywhere they may be stationed.
Show your respect for these individuals by wearing some red, some white, and some blue for them.
I have done this since these wars started. I have also left the yellow ribbon on my apartment door, hanging attached to a wreath, but below it with a flag attached to the top of the wreath that I made myself.
We the undersigned agree to wear "red, white, and blue" every Friday to show support for the fine young men and women who serve in our nation's military.
These young men and women have given up their time, jobs, education, and families to serve our nation in one of the military branches. They need to know that although you may oppose the war in Iraq, you do respect them for their service anywhere they may be stationed.
Show your respect for these individuals by wearing some red, some white, and some blue for them.
I have done this since these wars started. I have also left the yellow ribbon on my apartment door, hanging attached to a wreath, but below it with a flag attached to the top of the wreath that I made myself.
These young men and women have given up their time, jobs, education, and families to serve our nation in one of the military branches. They need to know that although you may oppose the war in Iraq, you do respect them for their service anywhere they may be stationed.
Show your respect for these individuals by wearing some red, some white, and some blue for them.
I have done this since these wars started. I have also left the yellow ribbon on my apartment door, hanging attached to a wreath, but below it with a flag attached to the top of the wreath that I made myself.
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1:51 pm PDT, May 12,
Ken McCalman, Arkansas
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God Bless our troops!!!!!
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I too wear Red, White & Blue every Friday in honor of our troops. It is not too much to ask since these brave men & women are serving our country.
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2:07 am PDT, May 9,
Marilyn Nelson, North Dakota
Though I oppose the wars, I want to show respect to our young men and women in the military no matter where they may serve. They have give up plenty to serve...we can show support for them. |
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