Cheers for the USO.(Letters from the Field)(Letter to the editor)

From: Soldiers Magazine | Date: November 1, 2006| Author: Ashe, John | Copyright information

I READ with interest SSG Julie Nicolov's September article on the continuing work of the USO.

Over the course of my 30-year military career I was lucky enough to see several USO shows, always in places where we never expected to see celebriti...

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