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WHY WE CARE SO MUCH ABOUT OUR TROOPS (AKA OUR FIRST POST)

The Strength Behind The Strong was founded by Christine Hofmann-Bourque, who is proud to have a husband in the Army, three brothers in the Navy and Army, and a sister-in-law in the Army. Christine is also a professional journalist. Read our first post to find out why this website is so close to her heart. More >>

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DateApril 12, 2010 | tagged

“A Little Pink in a World of Camo” blog: A MILbloggie winner

Congratulations to the blog “A Little Pink in a World of Camo,” which we wrote about last week. You must have voted in the MILblogging awards, because it won for best military blog by a U.S. military spouse. We imagine this prize is of small consolation to blogger Rachel Porto, whose Marine husband was killed last month in Afghanistan. Nonetheless we are glad she won.  

Banner image for the blog 'A Little Pink in a World of Camo.'How does a military spouse live after the death of her husband? Rachel Porto is tackling that tough issue on her blog "A Little Pink in a World of Camo."

AuthorChristine Hofmann-Bourque
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