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Dear Soldier, In class, we read a book on D-Day. It was about our Allies. In the book, there is a soldier named Dee. Dee is very scared. In the end, he figures out how to be a good soldier. While reading this book I thought about how horrible it must have been to be in a war. It gave me perspective on how it would've been to be a soldier. I would like to thank you for your service. Sincerely Theo
Dear soldier: Hi! Because we recently read a book about World War II and D-Day, it made me admire you. I am so grateful for the sacrifice and effort you made at that time. Yes, a war must be cruel and inhumane, and no soldier is invulnerable. In such a terrifying and inevitable situation, you still dare to go to the battlefield. I really want to applaud your courage and will! What a brave soldier! I am really really really grateful to you for bringing such peace and prosperity! : Without you, I would not be able to use such an advanced computer to write to you; without you, I may still be wandering around now, with no fixed place to live, and even lost many relatives… Well, at the end of the letter, I thank you again for the peace and prosperity you have brought with your life, flesh and soul. Yours sincerely, Fiona.L
Dear Soldier, My words can't describe how grateful my fellow people and I are for your service without you and your help our world would not be as great as it is now, remember that we all love you and appreciate your service. We hope all of you are having a good time and joy with your families and lives. I know you had bad days and bad times during the war and your life. I hope your next days will be happy and calm after all the hard times you have seen and suffered in war. All I said can't describe me and my feelings from the inside, because your service is in my heart. I would like to thank you so much for all you did for our world. Sincerely, Bisan
Dear Soldier, I am writing to you today because we read a book in class about D-day. I would like to thank you for your service. I appreciate all you have done and how much you have been through to keep this country safe. After reading the book Allies it made me realize how horrific it can be. I am curious about how you aren't freaking out all of the time. I wonder how you must have felt the first day you became a soldier and now, it must be a lot different. I will forever be thankful for all you have done. Sincerely, Hayden
Dear Soldier I am writing to you today because I am told to write a letter to a soldier we are writing to you because we read a book about D-Day and we are really surprised on how when and how scary it might have been for you if you were in the war at the time but I bet you you weren't because you're part of the new war I don't know how to say it but.We were reading the book and we realized how scary it was and all the people that died That's all I wanted to say and I wonder how hard it is for you to be in the war and fight against other people and how to get into the war that must be really tough but That's all I got to say bye-bye.
Dear Soldier, I'm writing you this letter because I've been interested in what your journey has been, and how and why you became a soldier in the army. I can only imagine how hard it must been even to be accepted to the academy. The training must have been very intense and long. If I may ask what was your journey to become a soldier, and how long you have been in service? Thank you for reading my letter. Your Friend, Jordyn
Dear soldier, may 1st 2024 Hello soldier, is it scary doing what you do? Do you love fighting for people even if its scary? Do you guys always have a plan? I am sorry for asking so many questions, I am just very curious. It seems scary but brave of you all who do what you do, I understand if you don't answer all of my questions or don't answer at all but thank you! sincerely, Jessa
Dear Soldier May, 14, 2024 I am writing to you because we read a book In class about D-Day. After reading the novel 'Allies', I now know more than before. I would like to thank you for your services. Sincerely, Sheyanne
Dear Soldier, I am writing to you today because our class has just finished a book called Allies. The topic of the book revolves around what happened on D-Day. In Allies, one of the characters, Dee, always looked for a specific soldier to fight with. Did you have someone that you looked for? I also wanted to thank you for your service. It takes so much bravery to enlist, and your courage is looked up to. War is a horrific thing, and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. No matter who wins, both sides get hurt and damaged. So once again, thank you. Sincerely, Carter
Dear Soldier, I am writing this letter to you today because of a book we read about war called Allies. Which talks about WW2 and specifically D-Day and the horrors that happened there. I am forever grateful to those soldiers who sacrificed themselves in the name of their country! Sincerely Adyan
i am writing to you today because we read a book in class called allies and it was about d-day i would like to thank you for your service to Canada. thanks for your bravery and sacrifices and strength. they do not go unnoticed. i appreciate my freedom very much sincerely jensen
dear solider I am making this letter to say thanks you for all you do and help the country to be a good place I hope you be in the army and help the country like you guys too I am happy for all you do and what you do. I read a book about d days. I hope you help Canada like you guys do and may this be a better place. I am thankful for everything you guys do. by colton
Dear Devin, In class we just finished reading the book Allies. It was about WWII and D-Day. I believe your job is very heroic as you risk your life for our country. So, I wanted you to know the commitment you've made means so much and is so appreciated. Thank you for your service to our country and its citizens. Sincere thanks for the big sacrifices you've made for Canada. From:Shawn
Dear Soilder, I am extremely thankful for your sacrifices you made for all the countrys around world during your time in battle, I can not even comprahand the things you saw in the war and hope you have recovered from the events that you experienced, the reason I wrote to you is because we read a book called "allies" that made me realize how bad ww2 was, thank you for your services From Mat
Dear soldier I am writing this letter to you because I recently read a book on D-Day. I would like to honor you for your service and your bravery in fighting in the war. I wanted to thank you for your service and fighting for my freedom. Sincerely Ben
Dear Veteran, I thank you for your service to Canada. My class read a book called Allies that was about World War 2. After reading the book it motivated our class to send letters to veterans like you. After reading the book I realized how bad war is and how brave you are for serving our country. Sincerely, Owen
Thank you for all of the amazing things you've done for our country to help us live a better life. You did so much stuff for us that it's impossible for me to pay it back.
Dear soldier, I want to thank you for everything you do and continue to do for this country and for all the sacrifices you have sacrificed to serve our country. You continue to inspire young people to join and serve in the army and become apart of the military. I hope that you have safe travels across all different parts of the world making everyone at home and in Canada proud of all your hard work to get where you are. I am grateful for the freedom that you have made possible for this country. Wishing you nothing but the best on all of your missions. From Micaela
Dear soldier, I hope this letter finds you safe and well wherever you are. I am writing today to show my gratitude for your service and sacrifice. In a world of uncertainties, your bravery and sacrifice are a beacon of hope. Your courage, commitment, and selflessness do not go unnoticed, and you are an inspiration for us all. Although we may be miles apart, I hold you close in my heart and am inspired by your actions. Stay strong, stay safe, and know that you are cherished and respected. Sincerely Leo
May 5 2024 Dear Veterain, I am writing to you today because we read a book in class about D-Day. I would like to thank you for your service over the years. You have my deepest apprieciation for all the sacrifices you've made. In other words, thank you for being apart of the military service. Thank you for percevering through the difficult days. I can't imagine what you've gone throug. I found it always interesting listening about the war, and what happens. It has always supprises me on what sacrifieces you would've had to make. It would be such a struggle for me to leave family and others. Thank you so much for reading my letter. Sincerely, Ethan. L.
Hi, my name is Alina in my class we read a book about D-Day and though I wasn't there I know it was a terrifying and traumatic place to be in. I would like to say Thank you for protecting and nearly sacrificing your life for ours I am also very sorry that you might have lost your loved ones or even a family member, Thank you for being a fearless Soldier and saving our Country
Dear Soldier, I am writing to you today because we read a book in class about D-Day. Also, being a soldier is no easy task, and this role needs to be recognized more. I want to thank you for your service on behalf on me, and my class. After reading the novel made me realize just how scary it may be because it might be the last day. Also, being a soldier can be horrifying because of the things you may see or the things you might have to do. Thank you for your service to Canada. From, Yosuf.N
Dear veteran recently in class we've read a book titled allies, the book is about d-day. after reading the book it opened my eyes even more making me realize the trauma and ptsd war can cause so I would like to thank you for your service it is very much appreciated and I enjoy the freedom you have fought for.
Dear veteran, I am writing to you today because I am grateful for you and all the other soldiers, that fought to free our country. In class we read a book about WW2. It made me realize how terrible war can be, and I wanted to thank you for your bravery. thanks again for your service to Canada. sincerely, Lachlan
Hi, my name is Destiney and I'm writing to you today because my class just finished reading a book called "Allies". I just want to say thank you for being willing to fight for our country and for families that aren't yours. The book "Allies" is about D-Day and I'm sure you know about D-Day and I am sure it is very similar to any other day in the war. What is it like for you while fighting? I'm glad that there are people that are willing to risk their lives to help everyone else, and that people like you can tell your story and inspire other kids. If you are willing to I'd love to hear your story and also how you got into doing what you do. Thank you for all that you've done and what else you will do. I wish you all the best.
