troop letter: thankful soldier
May 17, 2009
Bob,
Thanks for the swift reply. Yes being does impose some serious difficulties that civilians take forgranted.
I will go ahead and tell you we have no coffee pot, a necessity for us, second we have no microwave, or refrigerator. So the little things in life that are normal are not here. Number one is a coffee pot and real American brand coffee and some sugar. Second would be a refrigerator, then the microwave. I know its alot but we dont have anything right now. Girl Scout cookies are always welcome as are cigars. We would need about 155 whoppers over here if you know what I mean. we do have limited access to a microwave when the chaplain is here. I work nights here so im up when the rest of the U.S. and of course the chaplain is asleep. Thank you so much for all you do for us. You are truly a GREAT AMERICAN and a TRUE PATRIOT.! One more thing Bob with the Alabama National Guard here we will Git’ rrr Done!!!
Thanks,
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