Coolest Army Party Ideas
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Lots of visitors from around the world have contributed their Army party ideas to this site. On this page, just below the form, you'll find recently submitted ideas. Every once in a while we review the ideas and add the very best ones to the MAIN Army party ideas page...
If you've got any cool ideas to add, take a moment and submit them using the form below. You'll be taking part in creating the Web's ultimate kid birthday party ideas resource that's ALWAYS FREE for everyone to enjoy!
*If you're submitting a complete Army theme with photos and lots of ideas (it's what we call a "Party Tale"), then this isn't the place. You'll need to click here to submit via the Party Tale submission form.
If you are submitting a specific Army birthday idea and not a complete theme - this is the place! Maybe you've got a great idea for an Army party invitation? Or an original food idea? Maybe you've made a special Army party decoration that'll help inspire others?
Just use the form below to add your own Army birthday idea.
Scroll down (just below the form), and you'll find all the visitor-submitted Army birthday ideas.
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Army Birthday Party Ideas Submitted by Visitors
Click below to see Army birthday party ideas submitted by visitors like yourself...
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Once in awhile from all our army party ideas, we get a special party idea that should get more attention, here's a great one:
For army party invitations, send puzzling information the kids need to decode. You can make up a creative code and write the invitations in that code (example: #=H, !=E, *=L, %=O; #!**%= HELLO). Make sure to send the code key with the invitations so that the little soldiers can decipher the invitation.
A great learning experience is to choose an already known code; for example Morse code. Here you can see how Morse code works -
Morse Code
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[Did you know that Morse code has been used for more than 160 years (much longer than all other electrical coding systems)! It has been used by many armies in the world and was very important during World War II for navy and aviation purposes.]
