is there any way i can contact a soldier overseas that i could talk to?
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If you know their first n last name..and maybe their Rank or Job specialty.. write a letter to them, to their home base..such as.. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy. They usually have a website with an address..ex. FPO AE 09623.\n\nJust make it look like this.\n\nCS1 Crissens, Michael\nNAS Sigonella Italy\nFPO AE09623\n\nThat's teh best way, n their mail will be forwarded to them out in the field. Again, do a search for their military base, and they usually have online newsletters or addresses posted on their. Then their mail will be forwarded to them.
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I am in the Navy and can give it a try. Send me his/her full name and I'll get back to you. \n\njdnemmer@yahoo.com
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If he was a British serviceman then you should try to get information from the British Ministry of Defence.
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Write to the commanding officer where he's stationed.
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If he is currently active duty, then you could talk with someone at your local red cross or USO (probably in your nearest international airport).  They can also provide you with a mailing address for him if he is overseas.  If he is not currently on active duty, eg. if you are looking for a unit he previously served in, then www.military.com might have the answers you are looking for.  Disbanded units often hold reunions, which are listed on the site too.  Good luck.
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Contact your ambassedor.
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It all depends on what you are looking for? Contact, location or conversation?   But try Yahoo chat and IM (instant message) for one thing,  go to Government/Military Chat\nand there you will find active Military men and woman on line.  Close YOUR contact window (on line status) so you are shown as off line and nobody can contact you.  Then check out all the profiles to see who you would like to talk to.
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Read your papers everyday. Don't worry. I am a military wife and I know how it feels not to hear from someone who's over there. Don't think the worst. There are many reasons why they may not be able to call you. When my husband was over there, someone compromised the unit by revealing to much info to a loved one on the phone. Consequently, they weren't able to call home for two weeks. Also they may be moving and they may not be able to communicate in anyway. If you have contact info, write or email. Many soldiers (along with everyone else now!) have Myspace pages. See if they have one. Next of kin is contacted as soon as all of the proper procedures are complete. The person the soldier listed on his paperwork is the person that will be called. It is not always a spouse or a parent. After that, it is up to that person to contact everyone. But please, be patient, relax, and pray. Things are tough but you will be okay and he is ok.
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I am in the army and i will contact him thro AKO (army only email) if u email me.  I will tell him to contact you when u leave your email me.  Thank and have a good day.
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A specific soldier, or any soldier? \n\nYou can send your message of support to any soldier via this form: \nhttp://anyservicemember.navy.mil/\nSnailmail addresses are here: \nhttp://www.defenselink.mil/specials/abby/
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Try calling the Veterans of Foreign Wars and see if they have a driver available.
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Talk to your local Army recruiter.
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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
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Check www.military.com.  This helped me get in touch with some of my old Army Buddies.
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If you know he is still in the service, write to the Secretary of the Branch of service and ask.  If there is a family emergency, like the death of a relative, you can work through the Red Cross.  They will probably notify him that you want to contact him, but I don't think he has to.  The letter, or your request, will be forwarded to the senior officer over him and at best, he might get a firm talking to by his commanding officer.  I have seen sailors reamed out for not staying in contact with his mother or father.
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email, or ask his mom or wife or family. one of them has to have it, or know who they can ask for it. When my ex was deployed, I got his address as well as a contact person in case anything happened.
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Try contacting the Military branch he served in.  If you get the runaround, try contacting the VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars.)  They may be able to help you or, at least, point you in the right direction.