Gilldiver:
Great list: address please.
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Great list: address please.
CheddarChick
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Hi he posted it eairlier, shall we try to ship stuff together. I have a dozen toothbrushes donated...
SFC Joseph Powers
HHC 1-28 IN BN, 4th IBCT
UNIT 42532
APO AE 09361
SFC Joseph Powers
HHC 1-28 IN BN, 4th IBCT
UNIT 42532
APO AE 09361
I will send 13 sets this week. Maybe best to do it one on one.CheddarChick:
These Men and Women can use a few small perks.
Gilldiver
Contributor
I'm going to hit Cosco tomorrow to see what there is.
ItsBruce
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I'm about to do a massive collection of CDs.
Gilldiver
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I would just like to remind all that not only are our fathers, sons, and husbands over there, but there are also mothers, daughters, and wives.
Sometimes the girls get overlooked and like the guys, most are in the 18 to 25 year range.
If a few would put together some feminine care packages, I'm sure that Joe can get it to the girls in his unit or near by.
Also, if you would like to do a bit more, here is one of the best non-mil groups. My brother and I have done this a few times and the individual troopers appricate it.
http://www.soldiersangels.org/
What you do is adopt a trooper and support that one guy/girl through their deployment. Not hard to do, mostly just someone to email/snail mail with and gives you a more personal touch.
Last, If you have some young kids, have them write a note or send a card addressed to "Any soldier."
Pete
Sometimes the girls get overlooked and like the guys, most are in the 18 to 25 year range.
If a few would put together some feminine care packages, I'm sure that Joe can get it to the girls in his unit or near by.
Also, if you would like to do a bit more, here is one of the best non-mil groups. My brother and I have done this a few times and the individual troopers appricate it.
http://www.soldiersangels.org/
What you do is adopt a trooper and support that one guy/girl through their deployment. Not hard to do, mostly just someone to email/snail mail with and gives you a more personal touch.
Last, If you have some young kids, have them write a note or send a card addressed to "Any soldier."
Pete
Gilldiver
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OP
Squalus
The Good Humor Guy
El Orans:
No they are not restricted. Some that are lucky have bought some on the local economy. Funny, we saw "300" before it hit the states in the movie theatres.
OP
Squalus
The Good Humor Guy
Sorry that I could not be on the past two days, unfortunately we lost another one to a bullet. Today we did a simulated Mass Cassualty expercise, awesome stuff to clear out 20 patients in less than an hour of injury. My guys have been bored but, lately they have been put to work using thier skills that we have taught them. We have lost a few battles in caring for the wounded but, we will not give up. To date my Battalion has lost 6 personnel.
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