Friend of The Corps – Toby Keith – Died at 62

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Toby Keith with Marines on USO tour.
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Friend of The Corps - Toby Keith - Dead at 62

Toby was a big friend of the U.S. Military, with Songs like “American Soldier“, “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)“, and “Call a Marine“. He was also an avid USO supporter who performed for more than 250,000 troops, in 17 countries over 20 years.

Toby Keith rocks Forward Operating Base Sharana in Afghanistan's Paktika Province for a surprise concert at the 172nd Infantry Brigade headquarters, April 29, 2007. (U.S. Army/ Spc. Robert Holland)
Toby Keith rocks Forward Operating Base Sharana in Afghanistan's Paktika Province for a surprise concert at the 172nd Infantry Brigade headquarters, April 29, 2007. (U.S. Army/ Spc. Robert Holland)

Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue

American Soldier

Call a Marine

A photo of Toby’s USO show on May 17th, 2005 at Camp Victory in Baghdad, Iraq, where a portion of his show was taped for the 40th Academy of Country Music Awards. Photo courtesy of the USO.
Toby Keith with Marines on USO tour.
Toby Keith with Marines on USO tour.
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