in the airforce boot camp.....when do they start lettin u send letters?
489107
1.  Only the Marines have "Boot Camp".  It's a common misnomer that everyone except the military uses.  It's just a pet peeve of mine.  \n\n2.  You are able to send letters from day 1.  In fact, you are HIGHLY encouraged to maintain contact with the outside world.  Don't let your drill sgt know that you haven't been writing home.  Mine sat me down and made me write. *L*
199637
You're asking for a lot of trouble with this one - LOL!\n\nAnyway, I think you start the letter off with the greeting "Dear Mr. President," - I may be wrong, though.
560258
http://www.americasupportsyou.mil/AmericaSupportsYou/letters_messages.html\nthis place list all of them. There are just so many out there this page list them all and is a .mil so these are the ones the DOD knows about.
246132
What are some of the letters that are filled in and where are they?  I'll be waiting for answer.\n\nCould be naturalization.
737943
Good day..young Lady.... when writing to anyone ,,,basically be yourself..as .your grand mother will be delighted to hear from you..!!..  the basic's ..are called F.O.R.M.   \nFamily and friends....\noccupation...what do you do...and the nice people around you...\nrecreation...what do you do is your spare time....how to have fun..\nminor or major events ..in your daily life ..that you think anyone would find interesting..\nI find it is a good start ..and just build on it from there...\nGood Luck with your letter ..have an awesome time..no regrets..
180603
Chcek you mail ... :)
627559
Oh yes easy peasy :) when do I start?
1130294
1) A first class stamp can be used on any normal sized envelope\n2) The item about the minimum size on the website was dealing with some foreign items and other novelty mailings that are so small they fall through the cracks of the machines and can easily be lost, not standard sized envelopes.\n3) Mail sent by first class has an average delivery time of 2-3 days anywhere in the continental US.  Tracking and delivery confirmation are also available for 50-60 cents extra\n4) Mail sent to boot camps arrives fastest when it is properly addressed.  Your friend/relative probably gave you the address.  Copy it exactly!
717088
can't say for the other services, since Marines hear that the army gets leave during boot camp for Christmas, but in the USMC, it a no.  Letters only.  No phones etc.  It's not that bad though
852050
I like too do mine the first week of december. There are probaly so many people mailing stuff. That I wouldnt like to wait to late.
223037
Yes, You are allowed to read and write letters. Sometimes you have to find places to write like in church or the bathroom in Basic. Once you get to Tech School you are more on your own. You can write letters as much as you want when you are not in school. You shouldn't have a problem
838054
First of all how in the world did you forget the dates?  I can remember the day I swore into Delayed Enlistment, the day I went to MEPS, the day I finally left out, etc... I don't buy this story, what happened to your DD-214?  Did you know what that was?
544519
He's inprocessing right now.  There is no inprocessing on the weekends.  That being said, that's a lot of time off, free time.  Since inprocessing is not Basic, it's just what you do before you get to basic, the Drill Sgts are a lot easier-going.  Phone calls are given much more often.\n\nHowever, as the week progresses two things will happen.  First of all he'll be busier and won't call near as often.  Second of all, he'll arrive at his Basic and he'll probably get a 5 minute phone call once or twice over the next month or two.\n\nDon't worry, it'll get better.  Letters are a lifeline, but remember, he'll have very little time to write, but they're greatly appreciated in Basic, so don't stop writing even if you don't get much, they'll mean a lot to him.
559400
In the Marine Corps boot camp, you get square away time, which is your time to take care of personal business, like letter writing, showering, triming your nails, etc.  It varies depending on the training schedule, but usually you get at least 30 minutes, if not an hour.  Sundays you usually get more time.  Not a lot of time, but boot camp is there to teach you time management.  You'll have time to write a letter or two during that time.  I cranked out at least 1 if not two letters a day during boot camp.
857740
You can only send through anysoldier.com.  The military is not taking any unsolicited mail at this time due to the terrorists threats.  Please go to www.anysoldier.com to send you wishes and thanks!
594671
If your friends are in the military you can write to that branch of the military and send a request for information or a letter to forward. I have the addresses, message me for them and I will give them to you, no cost.
692981
Should take about two days, if mailed before pickup.\n\nI've found (for some unknown reason) that letters move faster if mailed Saturday AM from the post office.\n\nThe main post offices do work around the clock sorting mail and that sort of thing.  Mail, of course, is not delivered around the clock.