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Lt. Col. Chris Simpson, 506th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron commander, left, and Chief Master Sgt. Jeff Cain, 506th ESFS manager, right, distributed Christmas cards Dec. 15, 2008, to Staff Sgt. Casey Karins, second from left, and Senior Airman Joshua Moffie, both 506th ESFS fire team members. Residents of Colonel Simpsons hometown of Gulf Breeze, Fla., sent more than 400 cards to the squadron, which will be distributed to the security forces Airmen during the holidays. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Randi Flaugh) Friday is the last day to send a Christmas Card with a warm message to one of our troops serving overseas. 92.5 Fox News Radio is wrapping up its “10,000 for the Troops” program. The goal is to collect 10,000 cards for U.S. troops and get them shipped out in time for Christmas. While you’re out shopping, grab a card and address it to to: Dear Service Member To send a Christmas card and help reach the goal, mail as many Christmas cards as you like to: 10,000 Cards for the Troops P.O. Box 877 Fort Myers, FL 33902 Follow these guidelines when you send the card: No glitter No letters. Only cards are being accepted. No emails or home addresses No pictures or inserts No pictures soliciting dates No foul language No hateful speech No mention of killing No offensive religious messages