Christmas gifts 2022: Marines deliver toys with snowmobiles, aircraft to remote Alaskan villages
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Santa-dressed Marines utilize snowmobiles and aircraft to help deliver toys and gifts to children in remote areas of Alaska for the Toys for Tots program.
"Really, it seems like a lot of trouble, but it’s not," said U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Keith Lowell, according to KMSP. "To see the sparkle in these kids’ eyes when they see Santa Claus coming into their school. When they come up and they get a gift from Santa Claus, it’s so special." A Marine Santa on a snowmobile in Alaska. (Department of Defense) Marines dressed as Santa Claus give out gifts to children. (Official III Marine Expeditionary Force) Santa holding an ornament that reads, "Merry Christmas." (Department of Defense)
After the toys are sorted at a base near Anchorage, Marines transport them 500 miles north to the city of Kotzebue, according to the report.
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