Chris Noel - Armed Forces Radio
Honor Chris Noel with the Presidential Medal of Freedom
If you’re a Vietnam-era veteran you know the name Chris Noel—the Voice of Armed Forces Radio from 1966-1971. Chris Noel ultimately sacrificed her Hollywood acting career to serve her country by entertaining and supporting our troops on the airwaves and in person where they served - in the air, on land, and at sea.
Please watch Chris’s story below and if you believe she should be considered for the Presidential Medal of Freedom sigh the petition by going to this link honorchrisnoel.com
Chris Noel - Armed Forces Radio Vietnam
A model turned actress in the early 1960s, Chris Noel was a young blonde bombshell with a number of movies and TV guest appearances. She first started entertaining the troops in Vietnam on the radio. She received the Distinguished Vietnam Veteran award in 1984 from the Veterans Network for her work during the war, the Amvets Silver Helmet Award in 2019 and many other awards.
Chris Noel founded - Vetsville Cease Fire House, Inc. in 1993 as a Florida Not For Profit Corporation. Vetsville was created to provide food and shelter for homeless American Veterans. It has been in continuous operation every day and night since. For more information on Vetsville, please visit: vetsville.us
"The Mission of Chris Noel's Vetsville Cease Fire House, Inc. is to help homeless and hungry veterans by providing emergency residential lodging, food, clothing and employment opportunities regardless of race, color, creed, sex, or age; providing referral service and networking opportunities with human service, civic, and any other appropriate organizations and/or agencies, and working cooperatively within our communities to help our clients participate in society as responsible, productive, self-sufficient citizens. We currently operate a male Veteran only shelter in Boynton Beach, Florida."
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