How do I write a letter to a solider?
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anysoldier.com, and thank you for your support
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Do you have an FRG Leader you can ask?  If not, I sent my son the following and he loved it.\nBaby wipes, poptarts, canned spaghetti(with poptop lid), Vienna sausages, crackers, sunflower seeds, puzzle books, sun screen (very high SPF), more baby wipes (can't have too many of those) and LOTS of love letters from you.  Your letters mean the world to him right now.  It is hard having him so far from home, but stay true and keep writing to him and letting him know you will be there for him.  My prayers are with you both and my hat is off to the both of you.  Being a soldier is hard, but so is being the woman behind the man.  You get the bad times too, but none of the recognition
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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.
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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..
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email is a little to far due to the fact that they don't publish soldiers and marines email addresses due to security. adopt a soldier is the best way to go. a letter is better then an email anyway. I loved letters more then emails when I was overseas... because someone actually took to time out and wrote a letter... Just a thought....
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Check this site out.  If you cannot find the form letter, you will at least find the wording to write your own.\n\nRemember the quote "Illegitimis nil carborundum" (Don't let the bastards get you down!!!)
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when you start off, start very friendly and nice....especially if you are going to get to slightly unkinder things later :).start off with something like....sorry we haven't talked in awhile or it's great to talk to you or etc. then tell whats been going on in your life and anything they might like to now, good news, etc. then, in a new paragraph, if there is a main point to the letter, get to it. try to be as friendly and nice as you can, while still making sure the person knows what you want from them, if you want something. then in the last paragraph, ask them questions about their own life.
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You need to write a letter as if you are on the front line of the war (could die at any time type of thing)
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I just want to say that I'm glad you are doing this for some serviceman somewhere. I'm in the RAF and joined up shortly after I finished school. It was my first time away from my family for more than two weeks and felt very homesick for ages. My friends and family sent me letters while I was at basic training and they really kept me going. I agree that you shouldn't mention the school project thing, but take an interest in the guy/girl you are writing to and tell them some interesting things that you are up to. It'll make their day, believe me! Good luck for the future and I hope you get to write to someone you'll become good friends with!!  :-D
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Write them a letter and explain the situation
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That's a difficult one. Sometimes the military has restrictions of what can be sent to service members. You can always send cards and letters though. Make sure you ALWAYS say you love him. Once he is in his final destination, he can let you know of the acceptible mail.
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try soldiers angels really good program most soldiers have heard of it so they registered on it.  I really loved getting letters from them
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Write to him all the time! I'm sure he'll be happy to get your letters. And if he's engaged in Iraq or another high-stress zone spend time doing research on post-traumatic stress syndrome. You will be well equipped to lovingly guide him back into civillian life when he gets home. You don't want the wonderful feelings to fade when the reality of his war-fed deployment-induced emotional thirst comes in full-contact with your peace-fed warm and fuzzies. \nBest of luck! He's lucky to have a sweetie praying for him!
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Active Soldiers don't get letters we get orders. They are called TCS orders\nTemp. Change of Station. and they are printed on normal paper\nOne BN recives the same orders with everyones name on them.
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You can send a care package to the troops free of charge from any Canada Post office.  Here's a link from the DND for more info:\n\nhttp://www.forces.gc.ca/site/focus/parcels/index_e.asp\n\nAnd if you'd like to write them letters:\n\nhttp://www.forces.gc.ca/site/Community/Messageboard/index_e.asp
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Check out about.com for Writing  Letters to Government Officials:\n\nhttp://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa020199.htm\n\nBest! :-)
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