Life as an Army
According to organizers, about 10,000 kids attended 62 camps in 37 states and territories last year, up from 4,000 kids and 37 camps in 2007. Kids practiced writing letters and postcards to help them keep in touch with deployed parents, made hero posters of their parents and got a true taste of mili...
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| description | According to organizers, about 10,000 kids attended 62 camps in 37 states and territories last year, up from 4,000 kids and 37 camps in 2007. Kids practiced writing letters and postcards to help them keep in touch with deployed parents, made hero posters of their parents and got a true taste of military life with Meals-Ready-to-Eat, which received mixed reviews. [...] when one parent is gone, an older sibling like Jacob or Abigail's older sister Audrey, 13, often has to take up some of the slack. |
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