Military Iraq War Christmas Ornament

tracytrends | October 7, 2003 | Christmas | No Comments

Christmas Gift Idea for Military

Gifts for Soldiers Deployed in Iraq

“I don’t have bad days anymore, because compared to that,
…there is no such thing.” — Specialist James Grubb
in reference to the March 23 attack in Nasiriya.

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Comments like this may make us think twice about our own “bad days”…

Try our military gift idea:

Each yellow ribbon ornament could be a gift for a soldier deployed in iraq or a family relative. The yellow ribbon ornament comes with a small card that says:

“Please know and always remember there is a Silent America out here, people too busy to write or call but who continue to be grateful for the sacrifice you are all making. We pray for all of the injured, for those who have died and for all of the soldiers still serving around the world to make our country safe and free.”

— CJF (excerpt from civilian letter to wounded American soldier)

Gift Box Included.

“Honor Those Who Serve“Recognizing the contributions
of our military service men and women.

Looking for a Christmas military gift idea? Try this unusual remembrance ornament dated with the year the military Iraq War began.
Many of my relatives call or email each other, almost daily with the count of how many were injured or killed in the last 24 hours.
We need to emphasize that while we are taking care of our daily responsibilities at home, the military are still constantly
in our minds and prayers. Servicemen should know how much we care.Christmas Military Gift Idea:The Operation Iraqi Freedom
handmade hollow egg ornament includes:Side 1

Words “Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003” (the year the war started)
Map of Iraq
Words “Destination Baghdad”
NOT SHOWN – on the sides – United States Flag and Flag of Iraq.

Side 2

Words “Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines”
Lighted candle
Green Banner “Honor Those Who Serve”
Wreath with “Come Home Safe” Yellow Ribbon

We show 2 Christmas Gift Idea ornaments below so you can see different views.
**String color, bead color and exact positions of images may vary**
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