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People in the peace movement are often branded as unpatriotic because, supposedly, they do not support the troops. However, in many cases, this is simply not true.

Support the U.S. Armed Forces by joining organizations that work to help military families, aid those with spouses on deployment and encourage American troops.

Operation Shower is a non-profit organization that supports the military family by providing baby showers to pregnant military wives with spouses on deployment.

With Memorial Day just two weeks away, it is easy to remember our troops in Iraq and all over the world who are there trying to make the world a better place.

When the first of Canada's fallen soldiers in Afghanistan were repatriated in 2002, an amazing grassroots movement was started.

Votevets.org is a political action committee that focuses on the issues of veterans, though many of its stances are controversial.

After 8 years of George Bush's Operation Enduring Freedom the war in Afghanistan has turned. Now Barack Obama must avert the same resentment from a conflict-weary nation.

Each Monday the site Do One Nice Thing gives surprisingly simply yet effective ideas on reaching out to do something kind.

One out of every four people and one out of every three men sleeping in a car, in front of a door shop or under a freeway underpass once wore a military uniform.

Operation Homefront, the American Cross and Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson are just a few of the avenues to take in bringing holiday messages to military families.

Founder of the website, Do One Nice Thing, explains how simple acts of kindness can make a difference in the world.

Collecting change for UNICEF on Halloween is a rite of passage for school children, but adults can get in on the action by making donations with mobile text messages.

The United States continues to be at war against terror, and the troops hope to see the following in their care packages from home.

The Canadian public is being sold a bill of goods when it comes to military involvement in Afghanistan. Here are reasons why the Canadian government should withdraw.

Three simple steps anyone can take to help stop the genocide in Darfur.

The craze of creating custom silicone or rubber bracelets soars for non-profit groups and schools seeking a marketing idea that raises money and awareness.

Foster families support troops by caring for dogs, cats and other animals until they can be reunited with owners away in military service.

There are many different veterans charities available. Some of these put their money to good use, while others spend wastefully. Here are the best veterans charities.

The French and Indian War was the colonial representation of the same forces and tensions that were taking place in the European Seven Years' War.

Getting stranded at DFW Airport may not necessarily be such a bad thing. There are plenty of activities to keep the children entertained.

Girl Scouting provides girls with myriad opportunities to develop skills, interests, and character.

Victory gardens, popularized during World War II, are popular once again due to the sinking economy and rising food prices. Only have limited space for yours? No problem!

A closer look at the former Republican Senator from Kansas.

The unique Coast Guard Cutter Storis served seven decades through two wars performing search and rescue, icebreaking, law enforcement, convoy escort, and exploration.

The Boy Scouts have ranks to go through for different age groups of boys. Webelos is a rank in the Cub Scouts organization that helps tweens prepare for Boy Scouts.

Canada's military presence may be extended until 2011, according to the Federal Government, which is seeking to change the focus of the military mission.

Joint Force Harrier is written in traditionally understated British manner which raises the sense of excitement and tension that would be lost with a more gung-ho style.

Operation Baking Gals (OPG) sends monthly care packages filled with cookies, brownies & candy to enlisted troops. Tuesdays With Dorie member Susan Whetzel asks for help!

The WASPS took to the sky, breaking with convention to serve their country in a time of war

Highway 380 in southern New Mexico takes you to the home of Smokey Bear and a rock shop where you can buy Trinitite.