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oi! my dad was over there. and with my dad being a soldier, i know a lot of soldiers... a lot of which r still over there. and we got news that ft.cambell (where we just moved from) is going back for another tour... ugggg. when will the madness end?!?!? lol
i have a buddy in the AF, who is stationed at some base by denver. He is not overseas or anything but he is a falcons fan that works security at the broncos games.
I was in Iraq, and I had people sending me stuff. It was a great to have people I did not know sending letters and boxes to us. There are many programs out there that help you get in touch with a soldier/sailor/airman/marine. The one that I had my soldiers enroll in was "Adopt a Platoon." There are many soldiers over there that could use a letter or two, so if any one is interested go to http://www.adoptaplatoon.org/ it is a great moral booster.
Any way just me and my brother-in-law have been over there. My brother might be going soon.
Thanks for the link, I will use it..........My granddaughter's husband is on his second tour of Irag(USMC)........
I was in Iraq, and I had people sending me stuff. It was a great to have people I did not know sending letters and boxes to us. There are many programs out there that help you get in touch with a soldier/sailor/airman/marine. The one that I had my soldiers enroll in was "Adopt a Platoon." There are many soldiers over there that could use a letter or two, so if any one is interested go to http://www.adoptaplatoon.org/ it is a great moral booster.
Any way just me and my brother-in-law have been over there. My brother might be going soon.
I have one friend there... he is in the AirForce... He is a load master on C-130 transport planes... I dont think he see much action, but then again, it does really matter where you are, if your in the Iraqi boarders, you are a target...
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