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Online treasure hunt thanks military

(CNN) -- Several years ago, sisters Rachel and Kelsi Okun wanted to find a way to give thanks not just to U.S. troops, but to the families who support them. Full Article at CNN

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  1. We're trying to do what we can as a little family to help those families out there
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  2. They give us the right to be who we can be, and we want to give it back to them
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