Support Our Troops

Show our Troops that you are proud of them and are thinking of them. Here you will find the best 5 things that you can do to show your support and compassion for our soldiers that are deployed

every prayer counts every thought counts when supporting our troops

It's important that we continue to focus on the troops even though we may or may not agree with America's presence in Iraq.

Here are some ways to help boost morale of deployed soldiers.

American troops started being deployed in 2003 and it still looks as if their is no end to the war in sight. Our troops must not be forgotten or abandoned. We as Americans must continue to support them until

You can proudly display your support for the troops with magnets. There is an abundant supply of available support our troops magnets for you to choose from, if you know how to find them.

I support our troops. I don't want them killed and injured in a preemptive, needless, illegal war.

In recent weeks the headlines have been full of military events.......The days of our troops going off to fight for anything other than a government whim, ended with World War II. .......So who has jurisdiction over these soldiers?

Various suggestions on how anyone can do something to help support our troops deployed overseas or within the U.S.

This my take on the war in Iraq.

This paper explores a milestone in the history of warfare, a step in the transition towards Total War.

The People support their troops. But what are the people who put them in harms way doing to support them when they come home after having served their country?

With our troops deployed overseas into hostile situations, many people are sporting around the ribbons on their vehicles stating "Support Our Troops". But what does that really mean? I for one do not want to sit idle and just announce I support our troops.

There are many ways to support our troops. Here are a few that will make you feel good, and require little to no investment, other then postage!

One of the most popular ideas is to bake cookies for the troops......

In the time of war and deployment, a simple letter from home can help a soldier feel not so far away from home. Here is a poetic tribute to all those who have served, are serving, and will serve in the future to protect our country.

A survey of the reasons for wars in an ever changing era of engagement, threat, alliance, and global volatility

Editorial about our history of war and how the wars are affecting our economy and people at home now

An essay arguing against the theory put forth in Jarhead by Anthony Swofford that war films motivate men to join the military.

A powerful insight into life with dissociative identity disorder aka multiple personality disorder. It also shows the powerful influence dysfunctional family has over life beyond childhood.

Politicians and others are going overboard to make unpopular decisions or policies sound better than they are by changing what they call things. The latest is Kinetic Military Action in the bombing of Libya.

You are leaving the Military. what do you do when it comes to employment? There is a close tie to living and work. Here are some thoughts to consider.

One of the oldest excuses for war is that the enemy is irredeemably evil.

Deep-down, it is not an authentic desire of America, its Armed Forces, defense industries, and military contractors to pursue an end to war or terrorism.

An examination of war in our current modern world spurred on by the current tensions between North and South Korea. Will war maintain its status and allure as the economic world webs us all together?

A look at why Democrats and Republicans should work together to solve our economic probems by cutting defense spending by bringing home the troops from Iraq and Afghanistan

Help make Christmas a little brighter for our troops by putting together a care package, making Christmas cards, or donating money to Operation S.E.N.D Christmas 2010 in Lexington, Ky. They appreciate it more than we'll ever know.