How do I send a letter to a soldier?

Here are some great military pen pal websites that make it easy to write to soldiers.

1. Any Soldier. Any Soldier is one of the first resources you should check out for writing letters to soldiers.
2. Operation Gratitude.
3. Forgotten Soldiers Outreach.
4. Sandboxx.
5. Soldiers’ Angels.

Do soldiers have access to the Internet in Afghanistan?

Internet access for soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq is usually available via the following methods. Internet cafes – Available at some bases. Soldiers can expect to pay $5 to $10 per hour for use and spend time waiting their turn. Personal Internet access – Soldiers can have Internet access in their living quarters.

How do I contact the US army in Afghanistan?

State Department – Consular Affairs Afghanistan Call Center 833-741-2777 or 606-260-4379. [email protected].

How do you email a soldier?

Write A Soldier – Forgotten Soldiers Outreach.

How do I contact a soldier in the army?

Contact a Service Member in an Emergency

1. By phone at 1-877-272-7337.
2. Through an online request (You’ll first need to create an account.)
3. Using its Hero Care app on your mobile device.

What do you write in a letter to the troops?

Say “thanks” or say you’re proud of the job they do as a soldier. Thank them for their previous service. Wish them a safe return, or a quick recovery. Draw a picture of something – it will likely become part of the soldier’s home away from home.

How can I write a letter to soldier in English?

When writing to a soldier, it’s always a good idea to start by showing your appreciation for the sacrifices they are making.

1. It’s fine to simply write, “Thank you so much for your service.”
2. Or, try something like, “I am so thankful for you and all the other soldiers who are sacrificing to keep me safe and free.”