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Exchange Toy Book makes spirits bright
From the Army & Air Force Exchange Service
DALLAS — Military shoppers can fill their
sleighs with the hottest toys for children of all
ages this holiday season with help from the
Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s Toy Book,
which features a selection of gifts both in-store
and online.
The 32-page shopping guide, available Oct.
23 in the continental United States and Nov. 6
overseas, is packed with Military Brat-Approved
toys, which were tested by military children.
Shoppers will find the Military Brat-Approved
seal of approval throughout the shopping guide
highlighting the hottest kid-tested toys.
Inside the guide, shoppers will find the latest
from Disney, Barbie, FurReal Friends and more.
Star Wars, Marvel, and Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtle action figures join the fun as well. Go-to
gifts, such as video game systems, bicycles and
scooters can also be found.
“The Toy Book makes it easy for shoppers
to find something for every child on their
list,” said Chief Master Sgt. Sean Applegate,
Exchange senior enlisted adviser. “Plus, the
Exchange’s fee-free layaway and tax-free sav-
ings help keep shoppers’ budgets in check this
holiday season.”
For those who want to shop online, shopmy-
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Online purchases ship for free when shoppers
use their MILITARY STAR card. Shoppers also
earn two rewards points for every $1 spent with
their MILITARY STAR card.
Prices in the Toy Book are valid through
Dec. 4. The Toy Book is available at Exchange
locations worldwide. To find the nearest Ex-
change, shoppers can visit www.shopmyex-
change.com/exchange-stores/.
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Operation Homefront seeks Military
Child of the Year nominations
From an Operation Homefront News Release
WASHINGTON — Operation Homefront, a national nonprofit
organization, is accepting nominations for the 2016 Military Child
of the Year awards.
Operation Homefront leads more than 2,500 volunteers with
nationwide presence who provide emergency and other financial
assistance to the families of service members and wounded warriors.
The eighth annual awards will recognize six outstanding young
people ages 8 to 18 to represent the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air
Force, Coast Guard, and National Guard for their scholarship, volun-
teerism, leadership, extracurricular involvement, and other criteria
while facing the challenges of military family life, officials said.
On average, they added, previous recipients have had at least one
parent deploy for 18 months or longer and have relocated at least
five times due to a parent’s military assignments.
The six awardees will receive $10,000 each and a laptop computer
and other donated gifts, and they will be flown with a parent or
guardian to Washington for an April 14 gala, during which senior
leaders of each branch of service will present the awards.
“It’s our honor to celebrate military children through the Military
Child of the Year for the eighth consecutive year,” said Operation
Homefront President and CEO John I. Pray, Jr. “Whether it’s in schools
or honor societies, civic associations and clubs, sports or volunteerism,
you never have to look far to find an exemplary military child who
thrives in the face of challenges inherent to military life. As we open
up the nomination window, please join us in celebrating the resilience,
achievement and strength of character embodied by our youngest
patriots and submit a nomination to recognize them today.”