Legit website to send a package a U.S. Troop?
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The USO offers a way to send a reminder to the troops that they are appreciated and have not been forgotten. Individuals can no longer send letters and packages marked for delivery to 'Any Service Member'. Endorsed by the Department of Defense, the USO program "Operation USO Care Package", provides individuals with a way to touch the lives of our deployed troops around the world.\n\nTo find out more, visit their site:
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www.thefinalrollcall.us.\n\nThey have listings for Iraq, the Phillipines, and Afghanistan.  That's how I found out my bunkmate from Basic bit it in Afghanistan.
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United States Post Office is the only way. FedEx, UPS, DHL etc. will not ship to PO boxes. Call the local USPS and they will give you a web site that will ship boxes, labels, tape and documents for FREE, for friends and family of soldiers and sailors in the service.
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when my uncle was over there up until 3 months ago, i use to send him all kinds of goodies. chocolate, peanuts, jerky, just about anything that doesn't go bad. i'd also send him hygiene stuff, soap, lotion, anti-bacterial stuff, also i know it sounds weird, but lots of q-tips. they use it not only for their ears, but cleaning their weapons. but most of all, letters from home and plenty of pics, and it wouldn't hurt to send disposable cameras either. once you gather everything, go to your local post-office, and let them know you are mailing it to a loved one in iraq, and they will supply a reasonable size box and help you ship it off. make sure his addy is written correctly. it took my uncle about 7 days to get his. good luck, and God Bless our Troops.....
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Check out militarypride.com.  They will send you a name and address to correspond with someone in the military.
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Go to:\n\nwww.usps.com
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buy them from a website that allows delivery to the philippines.
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military.com (if you register, they have a buddy finder site)
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Try your local  post office.
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You can send an email through operation dear Abby.\nField commanders can print out and distribute messages to the troops that do not have Internet access.
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either go to the post office or go to the website.. www.usps.com
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I worked with a company a few years ago called US Xpress Enterprises Inc.\n\nThey'll beat the typical delivery methods including DHL, UPS, USPS, etc.\n\nFeel free to contact me. I'm a consultant and I'd be glad to assist.
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Your first move is to contact an organization that knows what to do.  I would suggest you locate a local USO, if there is one nearby.  \nIf you do not get any help there, here is a web site that matches 'any-soldier' type donations with  real recipients, since the military discourages unaddressed gifts.\nhttp://www.anysoldier.com/index.cfm
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u.s. calavary or brigade quartermasters. don't know their web address, though. also www.cheaperthandirt.com is excellent, too.
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SPC, there are a number of organizations you can find that will send you care packages if you give them you raddress as opposed to begging in public.\n\nhttp://www.treatsfortroops.com/\nhttp://www.anysoldier.com/\nhttp://www.operationwecare.com/\nhttp://www.opgratitude.com/\nhttp://www.americasupportsyou.mil/\n\nTo list a very few.  Please gather your dignity and remember you represent more than yourself when you are wearing that uniform.\n\nTo those of you reading this, instead of singling out one soldier to send gifts to, please consider supporting these organizations and spread your support and generosity.\n\nOr, if you wish to support othe organizations that do tangible service work for troops every single day, consider buying stock in Haliiburton, KBR, DHL, Hessco, Conrack....\n\nSGT Robert White
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Try http://www.military.com/
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Good idea.  But, why not go further?  Go to anysoldier.com and send a care package or even a letter to someone stuck thousands of miles from home.