Families and friends of the U.S. military will join together to honor troops on Sunday, October 1, 2006. For one hour, beginning at 12:00pm, PST / 3:00pm EST, celebrations will be held across the nation. The concept is simple, join together to honor all troops at home and abroad, for their commitment, bravery and selfless service. America for the Troops hopes to have each state represented in October’s celebration.
(PRWEB) June 21, 2006 -- Families and friends of the U.S. military will join together to honor troops on Sunday, October 1, 2006. For one hour, beginning at 12:00pm, PST / 3:00pm EST, celebrations will be held across the nation. The concept is simple, join together to honor all troops at home and abroad, for their commitment, bravery and selfless service. America for the Troops hopes to have each state represented in October’s celebration.
About Lorraine Montana
Feeling a need to support her son who is currently serving in the U.S. Army, Lorraine Montana created America for the Troops. Montana, like many families, has become involved in local support groups, but now she’s looking at a bigger picture. Inspired by other grass roots organizations, Ms. Montana is working with fellow military support organizers to promote this event nationally. Her desire is to bring local military support groups across the nation together collectively for one hour to honor our troops on October 1, 2006. Ms. Montana, a mother, a businesswoman and an innovator, lives in Redding, California.
About America for the Troops
America for the Troops is a non-partisan, non-political event. We do not support any political candidate nor do we endorse any religious organization. The military represents all aspects of America, as does our event. We are not taking a stance for or against the present war. America for the Troops exists simply to care for and support the men and women of our military body.
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