Jewish Soldier Foundation

Posted by Dan Weese on Nov 29, 05 @ 8:36 pm

Spc. Shear Michael

I am in iraq right now with my unit 119th csb@camp cedar2, I have been here 11 months so far we toa on nov 11, should be home end of nov. I live in philadelphia, pa the unit is from nj. Feel free to email @mslaw96775@aol.com

Posted by Michael Shear on Oct 17, 05 @ 6:58 am

I'm wishing every Jewish soldier a happy, healthy, and above all, a safe return this New Year.

Posted by Robin Lois Visnov on Oct 06, 05 @ 5:08 pm

Chaplain Sager gave me your web site. It is outstanding and I will pass it on to friends and family.

We are the parents of a doctor who recently returned from Iraq.
He served in a FSH in Baghdad from March-July.
March-July

Posted by Linda Lipschutz on Sep 29, 05 @ 5:23 pm

Does anyone know of services for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
in Okinawa? If possible I would like to get a contact and
e-mail to pass on to someone stationed in Kadina AFB.
Thank you
L'Shana Tova, Tizku L'Mitzvos
Eliyahu

Posted by Eliyahu on Sep 26, 05 @ 5:29 pm

Mazel tov to Cpl. Tibor ("Ted") Rubin, a survivor of the Mauthasen death camp during WWII, and a U.S. veteran of the Korean War, on receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor last week at the White House. Cpl. Rubin was commended both for his extreme heroism in combat and also his unselfish use of the survival skills he learned in the Nazi death camps to help his comrades survive in the Chinese POW camps. Go to http://www.army.mil/medalofhonor/rubin/ for more information. Not mentioned in those articles, but pointed out elsewhere, is how he was denied recognition because his anti-semitic first sergeant refused direct orders to nominate Rubin for the Medal of Honor, the DSC, and the Silver Star. The first sergeant also arranged for Rubin to be given the company's most dangerous assignments, which directly led to his heroics.

Posted by Bruce James on Sep 26, 05 @ 11:42 am

I am interested in joining your foundation.

Posted by Banigo on Sep 10, 05 @ 8:03 am

Hi SPC Kashnow! Its your Plastic Surgeon. Hope all is well. Returned from a year tour in Iraq and Afghanistan, served as commander of the 933 FST. Good to be back home (came back JAN) Let me know how you and your family are doing.

Dr. Friedman