Sign Your Pledge!
After you have read the Code of Support for our troops, we ask you to add your name as a signer of the Code, along with your dedication to a service member(s) or veteran(s) of your choosing. These can be family members past or present, friends, associates, or anyone who has served or is currently serving in the armed forces. Your dedication will be a lasting tribute to these individuals.
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(1137) New dedications to the Code
William Thomas Friedline, USN; William Thomas Friedline, Jr., USN: Dr David C. Thoma, USA.
my son, LCpl Joshua Caliendo, USMC
Dedicated to Sgt. Mark N. Burton, 7th SFG(A)
In honor of Walter Summerford, 101st Airborne, WWII POW. PGR member
God Bless all of our military heroes.
Dedicated to SSgt Michael Russell & Sgt Joshue James Frazier
in memoriam - SFC Michael L. Russell, KIA 6/28/05
Dedicated to my son, Captain Michael Linnington
Thank you for this opportunity to support our military.
My father, Dr. Martin Fleishman, was among the "greatest generation." He enlisted in the Army Air Corps during World War Two, and fought the Nazi's in Germany and Poland as a pilot. His warrior spirit and love of his country, have inspired me every day of my life. While he never talked about his service, much, the experience motivated him to become a surgeon and help others in the operating room as opposed to the battlefield. He was my hero! He never had the chance to meet my best friend, who is a navy SEAL, but he too is a patriot and role model. I am truly blessed to have had-- and will always have-- these inspirational people in my life. They continue to remind me that service is among the most important thing in life!
In memory of my Dad
Col. David Andrew Spurlock, USMC
served in Korea and Vietnam, Pilot
I pledge to support out troops by First: being a support for my dad (US Army) who is a wounded warrior returning from the Middle East and my brother (USAF) who is preparing to leave for Korea. Secondly, seek and find opportunities to volunteer in my surrounding area, thirdly, take the time to thank a service member when I see them in public. Fourthly, when I am able I will donate financially. Lastly, I pledge to fervently pray for our troops and their family! God Bless You
From one veteran to another Thank You!
To my Uncle JD Naylor. You gave your life on Dec 7, 1941 aboard the USS Arizona. For my Father Harvey Naylor. US Air Force (Korea)
For all of my Brother and Sister Marines past, present and future. Semper Fi!