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Help Us Help Haiti!
America's Heroes of Freedom calls upon fellow Americans to help the great needs in Haiti's disaster relief endeavors.
Happy New Year: 2010!
Happy New Year! As we enter our ninth year, we at America's Heroes of Freedom wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to the patriotic Americans whose
financial support helps us to continue our mission to honor, heal, give aid to, and educate concerning those who have acted heroically, patriotically, and unselfishly such as our armed forces, civil
servants, EMS (Emergency Medical Services, e.g. Fire, Police, Rescue), physicians, nurses, and all volunteers who serve daily in the protection of our freedom.
Many thanks to all the wonderful corporations, businesses, and individual sponsors who have helped make Operation Life Line
the success it has been with our continuing work at facilitites such as the NHCP Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton, and the Navy Medical Center, San Diego.
We will need your support.
- Susan Brewer, President and Founder.
A Glimpse into AHOF's Operations
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Susan Brewer (second from left) meets with Robert Schultz, M.D. Capt., Medical Corp, U.S. Navy, Force Surgeon and members
of the medical team at Bethesda Naval Medical Hospital.
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America's Heroes of Freedom has been meeting the urgent needs of wounded Marines returning via Medivac from Iraq to
Bethesda Naval Hospital since January. As part of the specially-prepared care package we supply to servicemen and servicewomen, AHOF has delivered canvas bags, water, underwear, socks, t-shirts, sweats,
Sony Walkmans, toiletries, snacks, girl scout cookies, music CDs, Gatorade drinks, flags, stuffed animals, magazines, and other miscellaneous items.
At one point, we were informed of a female Marine whose arm was injured by a mortar round. AHOF brought her feminine care
items, pajamas, toiletries, and a big stuffed bulldog — the Marine mascot. She was beautiful and so sweet, hugging the bulldog that was nearly her size. Don't get us wrong: she was a trained
professional Marine but also an injured fellow human being who needed the items we were able to bring her through your generous support. Thank God she is alive and recuperating, as she was close to
losing her arm to amputation.
Another story: we received a call involving a family that needed housing while seeing their son at Bethesda. Their son was
a Marine who was having his hands amputated and he suffered a broken femur. AHOF has partnered with Oakwood Properties who is graciously housing this brave Marine's family as he recovers from surgery.
Please continue to support our efforts through Operation Life Line as it truly means the difference in the
recuperation of our fine, brave armed forces who are on the front lines. For more information on Operation Life Line click HERE. To donate, please
click on the heart at the top of this page.
Love,
Susan Brewer
Milestones in 2003-2004 of Operation Life Line
With your important support of our endeavors we are pleased to announce the one year anniversary of Operation Life Line.
As we look back on the past year's efforts, our hearts are filled with a resolve to continue to meet the needs of troops returning wounded and ill from abroad. Click HERE to read what we've done with your generous contributions and to envision with us what more can — and needs — to be done.
AHOF Launches OPERATION:LIFE LINE to Bring Soldier Care Packages to National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, MD
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Since the war began, over 10,000 U.S. combat troops have returned ill or wounded to Andrews Air Fore
Base.
They need our help.
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(Photo, Above: Clinicians for the contingency aeromedical staging facility at Andrews Air Force
Base outside Washington move wounded service members to their air transport. Photograph by: Michael Lutzky -- The Washington Post)
(2003) As service members returned to the United States from Iraq and Afghanistan, AHOF assisted the National Naval
Medical Center Bethesda, MD. Our Operation Life Line centers provided wounded and ill U.S. Servicemen and Servicewomen with Special Care Packages and
supplies to aid in their recovery and healing. This was our way as a Nation to express to these men and women who lay down their lives for our Freedom our love and gratitude towards them as a Nation
should.
We are grateful to have had the opportunity to assist Army and Marine personnel who pass through Andrews Air Force Base, MD
on their way home to recuperate from their injuries in Iraq.
America: Please Help OPERATION LIFE LINE
America's Heroes of Freedom is working directly with a variety of military, civilian, and faith-based organizations to meet
their urgent needs.
America's Heroes of Freedom is a 501c3 Non-profit Organization that honors, heals, and educates concerning those
who acted heroically, patriotically, and unselfishly such as our armed forces, civil servants, EMS (Emergency Medical Services, e.g. Fire, Police, Rescue), physicians, nurses, and all volunteers who
serve daily in the protection of our freedom.
We are asking our Nation - individuals and corporations - to get behind us.
It takes all of us to make sure that our service members are taken care of with the excellence and honor due their
sacrifice.
America's Heroes of Freedom needs your help. To make a donation, click HERE.
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