The sentence using the correct capitalization is the third:
"The Red Cross is a liaison for the families of soldiers stationed in other countries, acting as a go-between for separated spouses, parents and children."
Neither <em>liaison</em> nor <em>soldiers</em> need to be capitalized, since they are only common nouns, while the <em>Red Cross</em> is the proper noun of an institution and as such, it needs to have each word capitalized.
The Red Cross is a <em>proper name</em>, so it has to be caitalized, whereas the words soldiers and liaison are <em>common nouns</em> and in this case shouldn´t be iniciated with upper case. Therefore the correct alternatice is: <em>The Red Cross is a liaison for the families o soldiers staitioned in other countries, acting as a go-between for separeted spouses, parents and children.</em>
<h2>Answer: Esperanza says that while she has inherited her great-grandmother’s name, she does not want to “inherit her place by the window.” </h2><h3>Explanation: Esperanza would like to change her name to one that expresses her true self. She also may describe herself as red balloon tied to an anchor because she is trying to let go, or feels as if something is holding her back.</h3>
