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   Friends of Our Troops' Christmas 1999 "Military Mail" campaign is now
underway! Our
Web page http://www.militarymail.org/album.htm not only provides a
pictorial overview of how
the campaign functions but also links to pages showing the actual
distribution of the mail to the
troops.
 There are specialized pages for education (../schools.htm and
../colleges.htm), youth
groups (../youth.htm),  military (../military.htm), veterans groups and
auxiliaries (../veterans.htm),
romance (../romance.htm), churches (../churches.htm), and Catholics
(../catholic.htm). Also, the
"Top Friends" page (../leaders.htm) lists the top participants
nationally in the most recent
Christmas and Valentine mail campaigns.
 See the �groups� page (../groups.htm) for a listing of the kinds of
groups which have
participated in the past.
 Christmas mail from all 50 states is received from individuals,
schools, groups, etc., mixed
together, then sent out in well over 1,000 packages to units, bases,
hospitals, ships, etc. all across
the U.S. and around the world. The packages range in size from a handful
for small units to
several thousand for an entire base or large ship such as an aircraft
carrier. Thanks for your time
with this message.
     Bro. Keith Boardman, OMC
     for Friends of Our Troops