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My young cousin is over there, helping to hold down the fort. He tells me that they can always use some care packs from back home. All snacks are greatly appreciated. Send everything you got: Capri suns, gummy bears, twizzlers, chips lunchables, (chocolate melts in the desert) tuna, crackers, nuts, etc.

Good information below...

Subject: US Postal Service Helps Support the Troops Free of Charge!

As of 25 October 2004 the United States Postal Service is offering free packing materials to family and friends of military members who are deployed overseas (APO or FPO addresses). To take advantage of this service call: 800-610-8734 then press 1 for English and then press 3 to talk to an operator. Once you have the operator on the line, simply ask for the "Military Pack". They will send you free boxes, packing materials, tape and mailing labels. These products are to be used to mail care packages to service members.
The "Military Pack" includes the following items:
5 each - box, 12x12x8
5 each - box, 7x7x6
1 each - roll of Priority Tape

10 each - 106A address label
15 each - Form 2976A - Customs Form
15 each - Form 2976E - Envelope for Customs Form
5 each - Tyvek envelope (tear and water proof)

If you don't know a soldier, but want to send something over, we can give you a mailing address.
wazup@boldaz.com