how can a soldier add his name to the list to volunteer to go to iraq?
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Enlist in a branch of the military, especially the army and ask your recruiter.
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You can adopt an individual soldier or you can write to an entire unit. I have linked both sites below.
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call an army recruiter and they will fill you in on all of this information!
400576
Have the name of the soldier ready, DOB, POB, serial number, rank, outfit, base they served at and hopefully a picture and contact the Department of Defense, Bureau of Veteran Affairs and the Dominican Embassy.
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sing up for blackwater security, that is the only private contractor to sing up, yea thats right they VOLUNTEERED, to go to Iraq.  With all of that experience Im sure youll find a job with them.
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try soldiersangels.com . you can register a soldier or adopt one to send packages/letters etc to.
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Yeah, he should bring draft dodgers Clinton and Cheney (the dude forgot him).  Then Kerry could tell them how he was a war hero by saving lives and getting medals.
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You might be able to get figures on how many troops were there, but I doubt you'll get names. I believe that would be a violation of the Privacy Act.
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email, or ask his mom or wife or family. one of them has to have it, or know who they can ask for it. When my ex was deployed, I got his address as well as a contact person in case anything happened.
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There is a fabulous website you must visit.\n\nwww.anysoldier.com\n\nIt will give you addresses of soldiers and tips for sending packages. If you have an address already, then just make sure you purchase insurance.\n\nThanks for your support of our brave men and women.
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Talk to anyone with an Army Knowledge Online (AKO) account to look him up by name. This gives you his official email address and Unit. \n\nIf you don't already know someone in the Army, call a Recruiter and explain your situation..................
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You can go through the Adopt-A-Soldier program. I linked it below.
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Check out militarypride.com.  They will send you a name and address to correspond with someone in the military.
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If that friend has an AKO (Army Knowledge online), try "firstname.lastname@us.army. mil".  You could contact his parents or another relative too (I would hope they know).  \n\nThere used to be such a thing as a "post locator", but you must be a service member or a spouse to use it.
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Do you mean dies in Iraq, becomes an Iraqi?  I hope not.  Or is in US service from a different country, if the US automatically makes him a citizen?  Neither is a definite.  I have heard of it happening, but I believe that the family requested he be a citizen post humusly.  It might look good for the family if they are trying for citizenship, but it wouldn't be a deciding factor.  They'd still have to jump through the bureaucratic hoops to get citizenship.  Even foreign members of our military now have to spend a lot of effort to get sworn in.  I've met people on their second enlistment (more than four years in the military) who haven't been given citizenship yet but were trying.  But then again, I've never asked when they started trying either.
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My husband is currently deployed in Afghanistan so I have a little info for you.  The government is no longer allowing people to send letters to a random person like we used to be able to.  Before, you were allowed to write a letter and address it to "any soldier" and they could write back.  Because of security reasons, they will now throw away any mail address like this (at least that is what I was told).  We were told that if we found people who were interested in "adopting" a soldier so to speak that they should contact a base or national guard post close to them and they can sign you up and actually give you information on how you can write letters and provide support.\n\nHope this helps
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Go to operationac.com and you can adopt a soldier, or you can go to anymarine.com and they have a list of soliders you can send to.