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Airborne's nephew sent this flag to us from Mosul. We displayed it for several weeks after the British underground bombings.
Mailed January 18, 2006 to Bagram air base in Afghanistan,
1 box, insured $129.54, postage $11.45.
Xbox game: Forza Motorsport
2 DVD movies:
The Warriors (original DVD issue)
Sin City (comic book recreation, several stories, two with Bruce Willis)
Book: War of Eagles (Tom Clancy’s Op Center series)*
Zipper lock bag with 6 body lotion and oil samples
2 bags candy:
Hershey’s minis 41.25 oz (milk chocolate, dark chocolate, milk choc almond)
Mixture (Butterfingers, Nestle’s Crunch, Baby Ruths, Nestle’s Milk Chocolate)
7 DVD recordings by MJY1288:
Speech on Iraq December 7
War on Terror Speech 12-12-05 (Philadelphia)
White House Christmas Tour with Laura Bush
Rush Limbaugh MP3 files for December, 2005, 2 disc set
Address to the Nation, 12-18-05
President Bush, 1-6-06
Magazine: NRA’s Outlook
Newsletter from Billy Graham Evangelical Association
Mailed January 18, 2006, to Coop to take to Walter Reed Hospital for wounded.
1 box, insured $88.00, postage $10.40
1 blue pullover V-neck sweater XL
1 Land’s End dark green T-shirt, all cotton, shrink and stain resistant, XXL
VHS movies:
The Sacketts, 2 VHS set (Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott)
You Know My Name (Sam Elliott)
Book: Wild Card (Tom Clancy’s Power Plays series)*
1 freebie travel clock
*from jtill
Airborne's nephew sent this flag to us from Mosul. We displayed it for several weeks after the British underground bombings.
............................................................photo by jkphoto
............................................................photo by jkphoto
............................................................photo by jkphoto
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These are some of the things Psyops at Bagram made back in 2004
Hey Patricia,
I have a question about care packages that you could possibly answer for me, or maybe point in the right direction.
Recently the soldier that my company "adopted" returned home and no longer needs our assistance. We'd like to "adopt" another soldier who may not be getting a lot of mail or packages, so that we can start sending him and his unit some Care!!
Who do I talk to about finding someone like that? Our last soldier fell in our lap as he is an attendee at one of my guys' church.
Much thanks if you can point me in the correct direction.
RS