Travel Bug Dog Tag Traveling Soldier Dog Tag

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Released:
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Origin:
Wisconsin, United States
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My original mission was to get to any of the geocaches near Fort Hood, Texas, where the soldier in this photo could pick me up before he was deployed to the Sandbox. That mission was COMPLETED! Thank you!

NEW MISSION: To travel to any caches near interesting US Military related things and return back home before May 2010 when my soldier returns home from Afghanistan. That misson failed, but I am now accounted for and back on the move. The soldier returned home safe after one year in Afghanistan, yay!

NEW MISSION: To travel to caches near anything related to the US Military.

"Brother, we love you and we miss you. We pray for your safe return." Hooah! Love, Little Sisters. THANKS!

About This Item

Traveling Soldier Travel Bug as it looked on its o

I am attached to a Guardian Bell that says "Support Our Troops" and "Bring Them Home Safe". I am also attached to a photo of the soldier and his little sisters.

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Tracking History (3518.9mi) View Map

Discovered It 11/2/2008 JT Cache Finder discovered it   Visit Log

discovered it in Right in Plain View
Dropped Off 11/1/2008 juneocaching placed it in Right in Plain View Micro Wisconsin - 44.55 miles  Visit Log

Found a great cache to put our TB in, it's sure to get moved along quickly. We highly recommend this cache! Goodbye again, son...
Retrieve It from a Cache 11/1/2008 juneocaching retrieved it from Evil Ferret 2 Wisconsin   Visit Log

Grabbed to move North on our way to an event in Appleton today.
Dropped Off 10/27/2008 juneocaching placed it in Evil Ferret 2 Wisconsin   Visit Log

This was actually a bit emotional for me today, like watching my son leave, all over again. He was 17 in this photo taken at graduation from Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. He is now nearly 20 years old but will always be my first born, my baby.
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