12 Cute Letters From Kids to Soldiers

Kids have the most creative, fascinating imaginations. These little tikes have no filter and no problem saying exactly what's on their mind.

It's that curiosity and wide-eyed view of the world that brightens the days of so many soldiers. While honoring those lost this Memorial Day, we also salute the kids that have shared words of encouragement and kindness to the military.

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Organizations such as Kidz4Troops, Operation Gratitude and Savannah's Soldiers are just some of the many that help make this possible.

Below are 12 of the thousands of letters sent every year to those serving to protect the United States.

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1. 1. 'Star Wars' According to a Three-Year-Old

   "The shiny guy always worries."

2. 2. Murét Explains Dinosaur Extinction

   "Poor dinosaurs."

3. 3. Kid Explains Bacon

   "They squirt it out their bums."

4. 4. Leprechauns According to a Three-Year-Old

   "People don't have green parts on them."

5. 5. Five-Year-Old Explains TV Remote

   "Here's really fast-forward and there's really back-forward."

6. 6. Kid Explains the Digestive and Circulatory Systems

   "Nose, toes and fingers!"

7. 7. Four-Year-Old Explains Sex

   "Someone on TV had sex all the days."

8. 8. Eight-Year-Old Explains 'Romeo and Juliet'

   "Romeo killed the person whose name started with a 't.'"

9. 9. Five-Year-Old Explains Marriage and Santa

   "You're only a kid 'til you get married."

10. 10. 10-Year-Old Explains the Meaning of Life

    "It's a puzzle that's blank at the beginning."

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