The followinbg is a letter from Marine Corporal Joshua M. Passman, stationed in Okinawa, Japan. His thoughts are representative of many of our sons and daughters serving in the Armed Forces.
To my fellow Americans
I think there is too much wasted energy going on with the anti-war protests. It makes it increasingly disturbing to know that I am overseas serving my country, and my fellow Americans (and others) are protesting the upcoming war to replace a known terrorist regime and disarm Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction. Why is that Didn
The messages I receive from those who have spent time in uniform remind me that our perspective on this mission remains deeply personal. I am currently organizing the comments left here to ensure they are presented clearly to those who influence our national policy.
September 6, 2006
Reaching this level of engagement confirms that many people feel the same urgency to honor the commitment of those serving abroad. It is a profound realization to see so many individuals aligning their thoughts with the perspective shared by Corporal Passman. This collective focus provides a necessary gravity to our message as we prepare for the next steps.
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Mike Carter
23 years ago
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Thank you for what you do. God bless all our troops stay safe over there.
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Dave Gutierrez
23 years ago
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SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!!!! stop the hate and start backing the people who actually fight for you.
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Sarah Bailey
23 years ago
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My brother is over there right now and it makes me so mad to see people protesting back home. They have no idea what it takes to keep this country free. Bring them home safe!
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The followinbg is a letter from Marine Corporal Joshua M. Passman, stationed in Okinawa, Japan. His thoughts are representative of many of our sons and daughters serving in the Armed Forces.
To my fellow Americans
I think there is too much wasted energy going on with the anti-war protests. It makes it increasingly disturbing to know that I am overseas serving my country, and my fellow Americans (and others) are protesting the upcoming war to replace a known terrorist regime and disarm Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction. Why is that Didn
The messages I receive from those who have spent time in uniform remind me that our perspective on this mission remains deeply personal. I am currently organizing the comments left here to ensure they are presented clearly to those who influence our national policy.
September 6, 2006
Reaching this level of engagement confirms that many people feel the same urgency to honor the commitment of those serving abroad. It is a profound realization to see so many individuals aligning their thoughts with the perspective shared by Corporal Passman. This collective focus provides a necessary gravity to our message as we prepare for the next steps.
3 Comments
M
Mike Carter
23 years ago
Featured
Thank you for what you do. God bless all our troops stay safe over there.
D
Dave Gutierrez
23 years ago
Featured
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!!!! stop the hate and start backing the people who actually fight for you.
S
Sarah Bailey
23 years ago
Featured
My brother is over there right now and it makes me so mad to see people protesting back home. They have no idea what it takes to keep this country free. Bring them home safe!
Thank you for what you do. God bless all our troops stay safe over there.