penpals

[alli mac]

Does anyone know of a good site where a few of us girls can write to the guys in the army? Thanks in advance.

[johnlambert]

you can send a "bluey" to a serviceman, get one from your post office and address it to:
a serviceman in Iraq, Afghanistan,\Bosnia,\Kosovo
it will be gratefully recieved belive me, you WILL get a reply, soldiers love getting mail from home especialy from people they dont know but who appreciate what they do. Hope it starts a beautiful friendship, Im still in touch with a lovely lady from Redditch who wrote to me while I was in Bosnia, we've been firm friends since 1995
Good luck.

[johnlambert]

Go to you local Post Office and pick up a "Bluey" they will know what you mean. Address it to "A soldier in: Iraq/Afghanistan/Bosnia/Kosovo.
You will get a reply,soldiers love getting letters from home,\it boosts morale sky high to know that someone back home is` thinking off them. When I was` in Bosnia bI recieved one from a lovely lady from Redditch. we have been great friends since 1993.
God bless and good luck.

[johnlambert]

Go to you post office and ask for some "blueys" address then to "a soldier in" then say which theatre of operations either Iraq, Afhanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo
Your letters will be well recieved belive me

[heathfield]

Maybe you could start your search here?

[johnlambert]

go to your post office, ask for a load of "blueys" send one to a soldier in Iraq/Afghanistan/Bosnia/Kosovo and wait on the replys

[johnlambert]

go to your Post office and ask fot some "blueys" they know what they are, send one to soldiers in Iraq/Afghanistan
wait on replys

[porfavour]

Always a good idea to use an address other than your home one.
These guys get leave, and you reveal an awful lot of personal information in letters.

[Buenchico]

Since there's a group of you, the �17 cost of placing an advertisement in the 'Penpals' section of the Army's in house magazine, 'Soldier' might not seem excessive to you:
http://www.soldiermagazine.co.uk/ad/class-ppen 1.htm

Chris