Thursday, September 6, 2007
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders join USO tour to Persian Gulf
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The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are headed to the Persian Gulf as part of a USO/MNC-I entertainment tour. This is the 63rd USO tour for the squad, who will mingle with troops, eat with soldiers in dining facilities, pose for pictures and perform their fully choreographed Broadway rendition of "America & Her Music," a musical variety show.
A staple USO entertainment ensemble, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have performed for the U.S. military for nearly three decades. Since their first USO tour in 1979, they have visited with wounded soldiers, assembled USO care packages, delivered holiday note cards and entertained troops during Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year's holidays. The first of a large group of entertainers to travel with the USO to Iraq, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have participated in more tours than any other entertainment group in USO history. Most recently, the troupe participated in a USO tour to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Puerto Rico.
"Touring with the USO is the highlight of our careers," says Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Megan Fox. "There's nothing more rewarding than having the privilege and the opportunity to extend America's gratitude to those serving and defending our country."
Best known for their trend-setting dance routines, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are regarded as "America's Sweethearts." Synonymous with football, the troupe has become the darlings of the National Football League and comprises 39 accomplished dancers. Recognized worldwide, they have performed on Saturday Night Live, starred in commercials and motion pictures, and appeared on game shows like Family Feud. The troupe can now be seen on Country Music Television's Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team, a series revealing exclusive behind-the-scenes footage during try-outs.
Posted by T.G.
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