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2 questions

Last post 04-14-2008 8:38 PM by door. 3 replies.
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  • 04-13-2008 4:41 PM

    2 questions

    1) what size sheets? Full or twin or either???

    2) the original soldier I sent to had a notice on the page that they had not been heard from and suggested not shipping until a contact was made. Now the contact is gone completely. So, should I just hope she can't get mail. I hate to assume something has happened.

     

    Tabitha

  • 04-13-2008 4:48 PM In reply to

    Re: 2 questions

     Most if not all  requests I see are for Twin sized sheet sets.

    Your soldier has gone inactive: this could have happeend for one of a million reasons. Its best not to ship to them again until they have been heard from, and update there address and contact info.

    They could have moved, been redeployed, or most likely just unable to access the internet because of military operations

    .Hope this helps some

    I am sure others will reply in time

    pointermom:

    1) what size sheets? Full or twin or either???

    2) the original soldier I sent to had a notice on the page that they had not been heard from and suggested not shipping until a contact was made. Now the contact is gone completely. So, should I just hope she can't get mail. I hate to assume something has happened.

     

    Tabitha

    SouthWick
    Fort Wayne, Indiana
  • 04-14-2008 4:48 PM In reply to

    • Joyce
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    • Eastern Shore and PA
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    Re: 2 questions

    I've been sending twin sheets, that is what has been requested.

    I understand about your soldier going "no contact" and then disappearing.  Like a mother I worried.  About two months later I got a letter from him, he was home and thanked me for my support.  Can ya imagine my relief!!!  Not to worry (even though we all do when we see a "no contact". jz

    Hello my name is Joyce and I am a support junkie. Proud daughter of USMC WWII vet, widow of Navy vet, mother-in-law to Air Force and Army soldiers. PGR PA SE 6 Remember our Vets!
    "We're surrounded. That simplifies the problem!" --Chesty Puller, USMC
  • 04-14-2008 8:38 PM In reply to

    • door
    • Top 50 Contributor
    • Joined on 05-14-2007
    • Nebraska
    • Posts 263

    Re: 2 questions

    pointermom Hello!

    Because you have already made contact you should have the old address. 

    Do you know the end of their deployment? How close to their time redeployment.

    If you think they have time left then send a letter saying that they have been dropped from the Anysoldier site.

    Then tell them even if for some reason they have no access to a computer, if their address is still the same, and they still need sheets that you will send them as soon as you hear from them in a letter. Include a self addressed envelope with a blank sheet of paper. No stamp is needed.

    Don't worry about the removal to old contacts. I have had a few that just moved or didn't have time to get to a computer.

    I have sent a letter when a soldier is on their last month just with the hope of them receiving something the last few weeks.

    Whatever happens you will feel better that you tried, door

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