I ran across a story today that literally just broke my heart and reinforced once again, why it's so important that we do what we can to support our Troops, especially when they're deployed.
While we're all sitting in the comforts of our homes, we need to remember our troops who are deployed so far away from home. Not only in our words, but in our actions as well. I'll start out with a short quote from a young soldier's blog.
Sadly, SPC Michael Crutchfield, age 21, serving in Iraq, took his life on December 23, 2006. Is his death something that could have been prevented? Very possibly so."mail is something to look foreword to. normally i dont get anything… but there was one time i did and it felt soooo good. everyday people come in and ask the supply sergent if mail has come for them. and almost everytime the answer is no. some people just stopped asking. ..by"Soldier" aka SPC Michael Crutchfield
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Aimless ramblings from a wife, mom & proud member of several troop support organizations and The Patriot Guard Riders who is absolutely passionate about doing anything within my power to support our troops! The vast majority of my ramblings will be about "troop support stuff," but here & there will be an occasional post about my life in general. :)
Sunday, January 07, 2007
Why it is SO important to support the troops
From CJ's blog, "A Soldier's Perspective" comes this sobering truth.... our support DOES make a difference, and it IS needed, far more than we could ever imagine....
It is SO importa nt that each of us does everything we can to SHOW our troops that we DO support them and appreciate them. This breaks my heart into smithereens..... We MUST stand by them -- both when they are deployed, and AFTER THEY COME HOME.... they need us.
If this doesn't speak to how much they need our support,prayers,love and mail I don't know what does.
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