how would i contact my sister in the army?
355990
write to her or try to find her number...its important that you contact her before you cant get a chance to anymore...maybe your parents/other siblings/family friends if they are avalible could give you an adress or number..i hope you get a hold of her
692891
I`m a soldier and i find that pretty damn shallow. Anyway, tell her to contact me.
683722
Have you tried contacting his squadron, that would be your first bet to get into contact with him. His First Shirt would be the one to talk to. Don't call the Red Cross without contacting his unit first, it could cause problems in the future. Use his chain of command within the unit, they are there to support you while he is deployed.
863946
To contact an irish soldier abroad you may need to get in touch with the barracks he is stationed in.\n\nHis full name will be required to forward post \netc. the website below has general enquiry phone numbers for different army barracks around Ireland.\n\nhttp://www.military.ie/contactus/index.html\n\nGood Luck
207666
Care packages are really the best! Try and get the name of a contact in her division, they can give you a list of things to send like calling cards, eye drops, lip balm, soap, a favorite candy (not one that will melt!), books, batteries, magazines, baby wipes, etc. They can also know if you need to package it in a certain way. Include as much as you can, there are lots of soldiers that have no one to send them things.\n\nYou could also start her class with letter writing. When my dad was in Iraq while I was in 2nd grade (in the early 90's), we wrote letters every other week I think. He said it really helped keep everyones spirits up to get mail, especially the guys who never had anyone write them.
1039580
Hey-soldier boy-you want boom boom from my sister?
237728
Check www.military.com.  This helped me get in touch with some of my old Army Buddies.
861692
Okay the link is disabled.  So I have no idea what she sent or what the deal was...\n\nIt's better to send items to troops through a non profit that knows who is in need and who isn't.  This way you are sure to get things people want or need.\n\nMany service people do NOT get things in the mail and are grateful for mail and items.  But it is still better to go through an organization that handles these things in order to be sure your gifts will be used and appreciated.  Solicitation or advertisement isn't appropriate.  \n\nIf you have a friend or family member stationed in one of these areas ASK them what they need or what is allowed.  Sometimes they just don't have the room for what people try to send.  or they aren't able to tote it around country if on manuevers!  Don't be offended.  It is better to ask either their parents/wife/etc...  if you want to make it a surprise.\n\nIf you or anyone reading this wants to pick a non profit that supports the military you can follow this link to a list of places that include phone card donation, commissary and bx gift certificates, christmas presents etc.. to the service people who will appreciate it.\n\nhttp://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art9421.asp
237943
You can send a letter to the base chaplin and it will get passed on to the soldier.  Or you can contact the Red Cross if it's a family emergency.
917244
Go to her official website www.reesewitherspoon.com and they should have info on contacting.
203212
i doubt you can call her directly,  but if you go to her website, i bet you could get an e-mail forwarded to her.
1021175
The best place to start is by asking his parents/family.  Another place to look is Yahoo People Search.  You can try https://www.us.army.mil/suite/login/welcome.html, but I don't know if you will be able to log on.
686623
Call or write to her and ask her for it.
224977
Tell her to write to the U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate.
1034304
The page below is a contact where the army will answer any questions you have by email.\n\nhttp://www.goarmy.com/contact/email_us.jsp
30651
Due to security requirements you can't use the world wide locator so you'll have to contact the Enlisted Records and Evaluation Center's (EREC) Customer Service Center at 1-866-771-6357.  You can try military.com, but it only works if the soldier registered with the site.  Otherwise, it's pretty useless.
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Talk to anyone with an Army Knowledge Online (AKO) account to look him up by name. This gives you his official email address and Unit. \n\nIf you don't already know someone in the Army, call a Recruiter and explain your situation..................