O.A.R

IAVA

Open Up Your Arms

• What Needs To Happen
• What You Can Do
• About This Campaign

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Watch the exclusive new music video for "War Song" by O.A.R.  Then post a message on Twitter or Facebook encouraging your friends to sign the pledge to support our nation's newest generation of heroes.

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Subject * IAVA and O.A.R: Take the Pledge

Customize your message Dear friend, Do you think a song can change the country? With your help, it can. IAVA just announced they are teaming up with rock band O.A.R. on a new campaign- OpenUpYourArms.org. The site features a pledge that all Americans can take to support our nation’s troops and veterans. Will you join me in supporting the campaign? Visit www.OpenUpYourArms.org to watch an exclusive new music video O.A.R. put together for “War Song,” which they wrote upon returning from their USO visit to Iraq and Kuwait in 2007. Then help IAVA and O.A.R. reach their goal of 111,111 signatures by November 11th - Veterans Day. If you post about the campaign on Twitter or Facebook, IAVA will also enter you to receive an exclusive shout out from O.A.R. at their next tour stop. With every name added to the pledge, you’re helping us grow a new movement that honors and supports our men and women in uniform. Thank you for your support. Sincerely,

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"You see in these armies the foundation of our Republic — Our future railway managers, congressmen, bank presidents, senators manufacturers, judges, governors, and diplomats; yes, and not less than half a dozen presidents."
- President's Lincoln's Secretary of War, Secretary Stanton