IWE Tribute to the Troops

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2011

IWE Tribute to the Troops
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Format Sports entertainment
Created
by
Grant Mayer
John Goff
Starring International Wrestling Entertainment roster
Country of origin Icons-flag-us.png United States
No. of
episodes
8
Production
Running
time
60 minutes
Broadcast
Original
channel
NBC (2008–present) UPN (SmackDown: 2003–2004)
USA Network (Raw: 2005–2007) (2010- 2 Hours)
Original
run
December 25, 2003 – present
External links
Website

IWE Tribute to the Troops is an annual event held by IWE together with Armed Forces Entertainment in December around Christmas since 2003 as a way of honoring the men and women of the United States armed forces serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Selected IWE wrestlers and employees travel to the said countries and interact with the members of the US Military for at least three days. The IWE Superstars regularly visit military camps, bases and hospitals, including Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Bethesda Naval Hospital, during their travels to bolster the morale of the troops.

IWE then holds a special wrestling show in an open field, with the troop members in attendance for free. The show features matches involving selected Superstars and Divas from both Raw and SmackDown. The company then airs the matches, as well as videos highlighting their interaction with the members of the military, in a special televised program of the same title.

History

Awards and honors

Results

2003

December 25, 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq.

2004

December 23, 2004 in Tikrit, Iraq.

2005

December 19, 2005 in Bagram, Afghanistan.

2006

December 25, 2006 in Baghdad, Iraq.

2007

December 24, 2007 in Tikrit, Iraq.

2008

December 20, 2008 in Baghdad, Iraq.

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