Letters from Your Soldiers
Overseas, Mid-January, 2025 -
Recipient's Full Name: Ryan [----]
Message: Good Morning, Thank you for what you do!
If requesting for a unit, provide approximate number: 87
Special Needs: Snacks, entertainment, Stamps
Your complete mailing address to send the care package to: [____]
Unit home state: [___]
Mil Email: [___]
Recipient's Full Name: Lyric {____]
How did you hear about us?: TV
Message: These packages will bring up the spirit during this deployment.
If requesting for a unit, provide approximate number: 4
Special Needs: Nonperishables, bedding, morale
Your complete mailing address to send the care package to: [___]
Mil Email: [___]
Recipient's Full Name: TASCIANA [____]
How did you hear about us?: Other
Message: Hello, We are a small unit with several members who are a little low in spirits away from families and loved ones. We would love any possible donations, even hand written cards. Thank you so much for considering us.
If requesting for a unit, provide approximate number: 90
Your complete mailing address to send the care package to: [___]
Mil Email: [___]
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Fort Moore, Georgia. (January 16, 2025): With slogans like "Death from Above", it is obvious that “Going Airborne” is no picnic. In this photo by Staff Sergeant Keith Thornburgh, a prospective trooper jumps from a tower wearing full combat gear at the Army’s Basic Airborne Course (BAC). Operated by the 1st Battalion, 507th Infantry, the course is open to servicemembers from all branches of the military, ROTC cadets, and allied military personnel.
From the D-Day invasion of Normandy to Operation Northern Delay in Iraq, American Airborne forces are widely admired by allies and feared by enemies. Joining this group is understandably difficult, right from the beginning. To qualify for Airborne training, candidates must pass the Army Physical Fitness Test using the standards for the 17-21 age group, regardless of their actual age. If they meet these requirements, cadets will undergo a three-week intensive program divided into three phases; Ground, Tower, and Jump Weeks.
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