Two soldiers attended the International Sportsmen’s Exposition in Denver, Colorado, with Freedom Alliance. Jeff and Don have participated in our outdoor events in the past, and both were anxious to peruse the exhibits. Passionate about Freedom Alliance and our mission, however, these soldiers didn’t only take in the sights, but they also approached various outfitters […]
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Freedom Alliance Attends EFMP Party
Categories: Highlights, Support Our Troops
Freedom Alliance attended a Christmas party at Camp Pendleton for the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP). The EFMP is a service for family members dealing with a physical, emotional, intellectual, or developmental disorder. It may be a medical or an educational disability. As well as caring for a special needs family member, these families must […]
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The Heroes of 2011
Categories: Common Sense, CSS Research And Articles
Clovis, CA – This little town not far from Fresno may be a perfect place to observe Veterans Day as our nation closes a decade of war. A quiet San Joaquin Valley community in the heart of our most populous state, Clovis has lost 10 of its sons – eight of them from Buchanan High […]
Read more The Empire Strikes Back
Categories: Common Sense, CSS Research And Articles
Georgetown County, SC – “Will your Boykin hunt?” asked the young man, admiring the little red spaniel at my side. “Casey” wagged her tail and sat, patiently waiting for me to check out of the local farmers market with a basket of fresh peaches, corn and tomatoes. “She’s not yet a year old, but she […]
Read more “It’s What We Do”
Categories: Common Sense, CSS Research And Articles
Washington, DC – Few of us will ever meet a Medal of Honor (MOH) recipient. Fewer still ever will have the opportunity to be of assistance to one. In part, that’s because “The Medal” – our nation’s highest military decoration, awarded for “conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life above and beyond the […]
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Happy Thanksgiving to our Troops
Categories: Common Sense, Highlights
On October 3, 1863, in the midst of the bloodiest war America has ever fought, Abraham Lincoln issued a proclamation “to set apart and observe the last Thursday of November next, as a day of Thanksgiving and praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens.” After recently visiting our troops in Afghanistan, I […]
Read more Never Forget
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Washington, DC – According to the “experts,” anyone over the age of 10 will remember traumatic events for the rest of their lives. That’s certainly true of the thousands of World War II veterans and family members I have met doing interviews for our FOX News War Stories series. Every one of them can recall […]
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