  
		Duane Allen with soldiers from Ft. Campbell, distributing food to the needy. All of The Oak Ridge Boys participated in the "feeding," which was sponsored by international hunger relief organization, Feed the Children.  Photo 
		by Jon Mir |   | 
				 Through the years, The Oak Ridge Boys have kept that same 
			appreciation for servicemen and women, and they have put it to good 
			use... 
				
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Performing at numerous U.S. military bases for the Spirit of 
			America tour  
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Helping to feed families at Ft. Campbell in 
			Clarksville, Tennessee, and other places through their work with 
			Feed the Children  
					- Performing at events like the Walk of Freedom 
			at the Pentagon in 2008.
 
				 
				
					
					
					 In 2006, the group received the Fame Award for their work as Musical 
			Ambassadors of the three-year National Anthem Project. The project, 
			created by the National Association for Music Educators (MENC), was 
			designed to renew Americans' knowledge of our national anthem. 
				
					In 2003, The Oak Ridge Boys released a patriotic CD, entitled 
				Colors, which continues to be a strong seller many years later. 
				The 
			music video for one of the songs on the album, G.I. Joe & Lillie, 
				recently became a YouTube phenomenon, with almost two million 
				hits through
		November 20, 2009.  |