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#NeverForget - Last night we read the names of our Fallen. (Note: not all names
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Today we remember all aspects of 9/11. After being really angry, was able to
channel energy into starting Adopt-a-Soldier Platoon a year and a half later. In
the meantime, in the Spring of 2002 we found ourselves in Shanksville, PA and we
bought a rock from the stream where Flight 93 hit to support a Memorial they
were going to build. The rock was etched "United We Stand - Shanksville, PA -
9/11/01. It sat in our garden for 8 years until we sent it to AFG to one of our
Adoptees Scot Cregan who was able to give it to Gen Petraeus' personal PAO. Scot
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JUST IN!!! This is one of our American Heroes who helped evac loads of Afghans
from Kabul! (with an AaSP Keurig of course!)
Thank you Sir for all you and your teammates do and have done for our country!
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We're making connections at Liberty Village at JBMDL where Afghans are staying.
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SALUTE 8 IS ON FOR 2021

It’s time to have some fun and help our wounded and recovering Veterans! SALUTE
is a GO – October 21, 2021!  Only about 300 people will attend. We will follow
the NJ Government COVID mandates in effect in October to keep everyone safe. WE
ARE SOLD OUT!. If you want to be put on a […]

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SUBARU OF AMERICA SHARE THE LOVE

For the last eight years, Adopt-a-Soldier Platoon has been honored to be a local
Subaru Share the Love charity for Liberty Subaru of Emerson, NJ.  The end of
year 2020 event was no different and AaSP was fortunate enough to receive over
$47,000 from Subaru of America and Liberty Subaru.  The monies will go to […]

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SUPER BOWL PARTY 2021

This year’s Super Bowl Party was cancelled due to COVID. In 2020, our last Super
Bowl Party for the wounded/recovering Veterans at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Center was a great success.  AaSP joined Camp4Heroes, FDNY and the Lt.
Dennis W. Zilinski Memorial Foundation and it was wonderful.  The game was
exciting, we gave out […]

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FROM THE FRONT: 2 SEPT

Received and shared among the air ops, comms, & MWR teams. Thanx for spreading
some cheer. v/r Darryl

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FROM THE FRONT: 24 AUG

Greetings! I wanted to let you know that I got the package you sent that
included the cigars, coffee, cookies, and other snacks. As before, it is hard to
describe how uplifting it is to get a package from people you’ve never met, but
appreciate what you do. I’ll tell ya, I loved those plantain chips (Goya Foods).
I opened one of those bags intending to eat just a few, and I think I ate the
whole bag in one sitting. So between those and the Girl Scout cookies (which you
can also eat more of than you realize), there are some dangerous snacks in
there. Fortunately, there was also a set of workout bands (TRX) in that package
too, so I have no excuse to burn off those calories. Now that is worth its
weight in gold. Just about everyone uses deployment to get in better shape, so a
set of exercise equipment that you can pack up and take with you to some of
these outstations that don’t have much is great. That will definitely get passed
around.

I’m also sincerely grateful for the Peeps you sent (his wife – name redacted).
She was very pleasantly surprised and she ate about half a package during our
periodic Impractical Jokers watch party. Our families have it much tougher than
we do. For example, our pet cockatiel passed away recently, and I hate that she
had to deal with that on her own. The challenges of homelife don’t change, the
families just have more of the burden to bear without us there. But random acts
of kindness, like your package, can turn a hard day around. Thank you so much
for looking out for her. She’s my world, and I am extremely grateful that I got
to see her smile when you sent her that package.

I’m pretty good about sharing packages with the others, but I will need to do
better sharing those Plantain chips in the future. 😊 v/r. David

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FROM THE FRONT: 7 AUG

On behalf of all our soldiers and staff, THANK YOU so very much for the care
package containing the Keurig, coffee and cotton candy Peeps that you sent. On
the personal end, I’ll share that my wife LOVES Peeps, and she particularly
loves the cotton candy Peeps. I bragged recently that I finally got a package of
Peeps that I could call my own and I wouldn’t have to share with anyone! Of
course, I ultimately shared with the others, but it was a great surprise to see
them, and gave me an opportunity to tease my wife a little during a call home.

As for the coffee and Keurig, thank you! Particularly from a Task Force Surgeon,
who is responsible for the health and well-being of the soldiers, thank you!
You’ve definitely helped with the well-being part. I tell med students and
doctors that blood is often presented in text books as being made up of 55%
plasma (fluid) and 45% formed elements (i.e. cells). That said, I am
increasingly convinced that in certain professions, such as medicine and/or the
military for example, that there is also a small percentage of coffee in there
somewhere. Nothing starts the day, or sustains during a late night like coffee,
and there are plenty of those. You can never have enough, so we were thrilled
when you sent the Keurig and the cups. No question that it is absolutely useful
to us, and will be used and shared by everyone here.

There were several people and organizations listed on the accompanying letter
who made this gift possible. Thank you to all of you! And if I left anyone off
who deserves thanks, I apologize and ask that you please extend our gratitude as
well. From the people that had the idea to send a gift overseas, to the ones
that donated the coffee and Keurig, and to those who packaged and sent the box
out the door to the plane over here, we appreciate all of you. Care packages are
amazing things. Especially when they come from people who we don’t necessarily
know, but who clearly care enough about what we’re doing to send some love.
Packages from family and friends are great! We love getting them. But there’s
something about receiving a package from someone you’ve never met that just
inspires and encourages. They tend to show up at those times when we’re tired,
frustrated, and missing home, and no matter what is in them, the morale boost
that comes along with the knowledge that our fellow citizens are thinking about
us and sending us little pieces of home has an this amazingly uplifting effect.

Thank you to all of you from all us out here in (location redacted). It’s a
wonderful feeling knowing those at home are thinking about us and that what we
do matters and is appreciated. THANK YOU! Very Respectfully, LTC David V.

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