Support Our Troops for Christmas

Send Santa to our Soldiers

Photo by Master Sgt. Winston Churchill (Photo by Master Sgt. Winston Churchill)

100% of your donations will go directly to
Task Force Desert Hawk S3
The Operations Section, also known as S-3, is the nerve center of the Task Force. The S-3 is divided between current operations and future operations. Current operations conducts flight operations, involving tracking aircraft locations and status throughout our area of responsibility and maintaining flight records of aviators. Current operations also maintains situational awareness of combat operations in Regional Command East of Afghanistan. Future operations involves planning combat operations and air mission requests from ground maneuver elements.
Christmas is a lonely time for our soldiers abroad.

We miss our soldiers with all of our hearts-but they miss us even more. Let's send some Christmas cheer and make their Holiday Season a little brighter.

We are going to fill a HUGE stocking. Donations can be small wrapped gifts such as new movies(DVD's), music CD's, books, Christmas candy & cookies, coffee, cocoa, toiletries, anything small. Please gift wrap your donations, and feel free to add a card, or note expressing how much we appreciate them.

Prohibited Items
Although there are specific restrictions for each five-digit Military Post Office ZIP Code™ (APO/FPO), generally, the following are prohibited in the region of Operation Iraqi Freedom:*Obscene articles (prints, paintings, cards, films, videotapes, etc). *Any matter depicting nude or seminude persons, pornographic or sexual items, or nonauthorized political materials. *Bulk quantities of religious materials contrary to the Islamic faith. Items for the personal use of the addressee are permissible. *Pork or pork by-products. *Batteries must be packaged seperately from any electronic device.

You may also donate cash, which will be used 100%, to buy little gifts and to cover the cost of shipping this 3ft stocking. We'll even send extra parcels if we have enough.

See last years stocking

My brother-in-law served 2 tours in Iraq, and believe me, the soldiers desperately need some Christmas cheer. It's very hard for them this time of year. They miss their families at home, the festivities, and the home cooked Christmas dinner. Just sending them a little something, reminds our soldiers that they are in our thoughts, and that we are praying for the next year's Christmas to be spent at home.

For details about donations and sending gifts visit Support-R-Troops at www.support-r-troops.com.