Here is a website dedicated to remembering the fallen in this latest battle:
Lest they be Forgotten: http://www.lesttheybeforgotten.com/
Their mission is to create, establish, and help maintain hometown memorials in honor of the brave men and women who have lost their lives defending the United States of America in the war against terrorism. Please help by ordering one of these flags. Let's blanket America with these flags in honor of those who have sacrificed their lives and those who are still in the battle.
A Flag for the Fallen
Here is a link to an article about Jason:http://www.militarycity.com/valor/256770.html
Here are some pictures taken at the January 28, 2005 Memorial Service held at at National Security Memorial Park in Elba, Alabama in memory of Jason Jordan.
Military Ministry helps by giving out RDK's (see under Missions for RDK info) to soldiers and set up counseling for soldiers and their families.
Please click on this linkhttp://www.milmin.com/familyministries/familyliferesources.htmfor for resources for families in the military
FamilyLife Resources
These materials and resources come direct to you from Family life a partner with the Military Ministry in Campus Crusade for Christ.
Here's a suggestion for couples separated by deployment, TDY, etc, if you're able to get online. Commit with your spouse that you will both read Moments Together every day. Make a note of any thoughts and reflections you have, and send them in an e-mail with an "I love you" note to your spouse.
Please visit these links to remember those keepers of freedom in past wars
The following is a link to the World War I Memorial in Arlington Cemetery:http://www.arlingtoncemetery.com
The following is a link to the National WWII Memorial:http://www.wwiimemorial.com/
The following are links to Memorials to the Heroes of the War in Vietnam:
The following are links to Memorial to the Heroes of the Korean War:
http://www.koreanwar.org/html/korean_war_memorials.html