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Will Smith -

The actor has spent a lot of time visiting veterans and soldiers in hospitals and on bases.

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Matthew McConaughey -

One of the first times McConaughey posted on social media was to honor veterans.

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Justin Timberlake -

Cpl. Kelsey De Santis extended an invitation to Timberlake on YouTube asking him to join her at the Marine Corps Ball in Richmond, and he went!

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Katy Perry -

Katy Perry has performed several times for troops and veterans, including performing on 'VH1 Divas Salute the Troops.'

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Arnold Schwarzenegger -

Schwarzenegger is well known for his philanthropy, so it comes as no surprise that he's been spending time with veterans and soldiers and donating to veterans charities for years.

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Bruce Willis -

Bruce Willis teamed with Sobieski Vodka to help raise funds for the Fisher House Foundation. He gave large sums of money and took part in fundraising events, too. Fisher homes are where families can stay free of charge while visiting relatives who have been injured.

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Tom Brady -

Tom Brady also sent out a heartfelt message on his Instagram to troops and veterans, saying, "at the end of the day, we play a game, and it wouldn't be possible without the real heroes."

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Mark Wahlberg -

Wahlberg is an active supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project's charitable efforts.

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Faith Hill -

Country music star Faith Hill honored a Green Beret veteran who frequents one of her favorite coffee shops in Tennessee on social media.

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Denzel Washington -

After visiting the Brookes Army Medical Center to participate in a Purple Heart presentation, Denzel Washington was so moved that he donated a huge sum of money to help construct a new Fisher home on the BAMC premises.

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Fergie -

The Grammy Award-winning singer organized a fundraiser supporting a military charity.

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Adam Sandler -

Sandler has put out numerous video messages expressing his support for the troops and the work they do.

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Mila Kunis -

Famously, Mila Kunis was asked to attend a military ball by a sergeant who put up a video online asking her, and she ended up accompanying him!

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Kiss -

Legendary rock band Kiss have opened many Rock Brew restaurants, which donate money to their local veteran's organization. They've performed for veterans and also have hired them to work on their tours.

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Snoop Dogg -

Iconic rapper Snoop Dogg visits wounded warriors in hospitals.

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Sharon Stone -

Stone started We Welcome Home Our Troops, an organization that helps troops transition back into civilian life by helping them get jobs, offering them discounts, and much more.

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Tim McGraw -

Country music star Tim McGraw also uses his social media platforms to honor veterans, posting about family members who served in the military.

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Kathy Griffin -

The comedian has been a long-time supporter of troops, offering veterans free backstage tickets to her shows.

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Charlie Sheen -

Sheen donated US$1 million to the United Service Organizations in 2012.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt -

In addition to donating a lot of money to veteran organizations, Jennifer Love Hewitt also teamed up with the Department of Veterans Affairs, Disabled American Veterans, and Veterans of Foreign Wars as a celebrity spokesperson.

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Jessica Simpson -

Singer Jessica Simpson has performed for troops and veterans multiple times. When speaking about it, she said, "I’ve really tried to meet as many troops as I possibly can, just to say thank you. There’s nothing you can really ever do to thank them enough."

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Tony Hawk -

Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk took to social media to post a tribute to his late father, who was a fighter pilot.

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Jenny McCarthy -

Comedian Jenny McCarthy posted a photo of a family member in uniform, writing, "thank you to all of our veterans who served to protect us all."

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Tamera Mowry -

Actress and TV personality Tamera Mowry shared a photo on social media of both of her parents serving in the military, saying, "I have an unbelievable amount of respect for the men and women who have served and who still serve this country."

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Vince McMahon -

WWE's Vince McMahon has been a long-time supporter of troops and veterans. He's performed for the troops and played on the Wounded Warrior Amputee football team.

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Mario Lopez -

On being involved with the Wounded Warrior Project, Mario Lopez said, "I'm honored to spend time with veterans and the people who help them achieve their goals."

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Trace Adkins -

American country singer Trace Adkins is also involved with the Wounded Warrior Project as a spokesperson.

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David Arquette -

Actor David Arquette posted an emotional tribute to his "dear friend" Joey Paulk, thanking him for his service and sacrifice for his country.

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Jared Allen -

Former NFL player Jared Allen created a nonprofit organization called Homes for Wounded Warriors. The organization builds and remodels homes for wounded warriors.

Sources: (Good Morning America) (Wounded Warrior Project) (We Are The Mighty) (Zimbio)

See also: Celebrities who were born on a military base

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