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Fly the United States Flag at Half-Staff on Monday, December 7, 2020 in Honor of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

American Flag Half-Staff Alert Monday, Dec 7, 2020 National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

To everyone: There is an ad for free military coins. Free only if you join their club at about $23/month.To everyone: There is an ad for free military coins. Free only if you join their club at about $23/month.

Special thanks to our dear friend Eddielynn, for using our Amazon list to send donations! The K-9 soldiers thank you too! Currently, we have several K-9 ha...ndlers on our list and we NEED to restock their items! Please see our list for their needs. We’d like to hilight the Bil-Jac Veteran Dog treats on our list. Not only do they help our K-9s, but profit goes to Veterans as well! Double win! Also, we love the size and shape for filling up our K-9 boxes! Help stock up our four-legged soldiers! https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/ls/

Found this a couple of days ago on line. Thought I would share (Some items surprised me): The Veterans Site The Most Requested Items For Military Care Packa...ges BY MATTHEW RUSSELL To a deployed service member, a care package can mean the world. Getting mail in a foreign land with news from home is one comfort, but a box of goodies is quite another. 10. JUICE POUCHES Several suggest sending packets of powdered drink mix, whether it be juice or tea. 9. FRESH SHEETS When I was deployed, the best thing I ever received was freshly washed sheets that smelled like the laundry my wife did, one Redditor posted. 8. BABY WIPES Baby wipes are just so useful! 7. SOCKS Underarmour makes some badass moisture wicking socks, they go up to the knee and stay up all day. $8/pair! 6. COOKING/CAMP GEAR camp flatware, or even a metal spork, can prove useful. On top of that, something snack-like that doesn’t require special climate conditions and can be passed around to everyone in the unit. 5. KNIT ITEMS Military service life isn’t always very hot. Sometimes it’s very cold, too. In those circumstances, a warm reminder from home can make a big deference. 4. TOILET PAPER What the military doesn’t have to provide, it’s likely not going to. Toilet tissue isn’t impossible to find, but G.I. T.P. isn’t exactly known for its luxurious feel. Redditor and veteran Lukacia, along with providing a comprehensive list of great ideas, pointed out the value of a good roll in one of the thread’s top-voted posts. 3. INSTANT COFFEE The best part, of course, is that you learn to love the coffee powder because caffeine is awesome, and concentrated caffeine is even awesomer. 2. PETROLEUM JELLY they covered their faces with it when out on patrol or if they got turret duty as it kept the sand blowing in the wind from hurting so much. It works well on the lips, protects cuts, works as a mild sunscreen, as well as a lot of medical and personal applications 1. MOVIES friends and family posted stateside can help out by sending burned or purchased DVDs, USB drives, even entire hard drives full of their favorite shows. Finding a buddy with a laptop shouldn’t be too hard after that. (file:///C:/Users/owner/Documents/The%20Most%20Requested%20Items%20For%20Military%20Care%20Packages%20_%20The%20Veterans%20Site%20Blog.ht)