Military Photo Album

(If you surfed to this page, came through a link on a different Web site, or from a Web Ring, please be sure to check out the photo album and its other linked pages for a visual overview of how the Fan Mail campaign functions. Our Army-related Web Rings are at the bottom of this page.)

	The Chaplain distributes fan mail from Fan Mail to trainees. U.S. Army photo
	A hospitalized soldier reads fan mail received through Friends of Our Troops. U.S. Army photo
	Soldiers in the desert look at their fan mail received through Friends of Our Troops. U.S. Army photo
	SFC Harold Morse (second from left) and his Fort Campbell soldiers enjoy their fan mail received in Somaila through Friends of Our Troops. U.S. Army photo
	Santa gives a soldier fan mail received through Friends of Our Troops. USO-affiliate photo
	SPC Michael Burnett, U.S. Army, of Operation Joint Guard, smiles upon receiving his unit's fan mail from Friends of Our Troops. American Red Cross photo

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Information on how to join the Fan Mail campaign is not sent by email. Please click here.
Also, the Friends of Our Troops office is not able to locate individuals.

Beetle Bailey 10/23/05
In real life, Sarge would have received a package stuffed with fan mail (cards and letters)
to share with his buddies--and even with Beetle!

Stained-glass window honoring Army airborne chaplains

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