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AE2 Todd G. Lease
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AE2 Todd G. Lease
(Address not available or expired.)
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(This address has been requested 34 times.) (NOTE **)
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Sailor's Title: Aviation Electrician
APO/FPO: APO AE (Note 1*)
Added here: 25 September 2006
End date: 11 Feb 2007 (Note 3*)
Contact for approx number of Males: 14, Females: 1 (Note 5*)
Unit is from: Florida (Note 6*)
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Note: AE2 Todd G. Lease was dropped from this list on 13 Mar 2007 due to 60 days of no contact.
12 Jan 2007:
Hello from Djibouti Africa, I am sorry about not getting in touch with you sooner. I want to thank everyone for all the wonderful thing things that have been sent I guess I need to change up our list of needed and wanted items. I had to go away for about two weeks and when I came back there were a ton of packages sitting here waiting for everyone. We are so good on toiletries!! We have received enough that we have passed a lot of what we did, to other units here. Again thank you all so very much. If anyone would like to continue to send items, just little snacks that would be from home. Not things that we could necessarily buy over here. Plus a big hit has been the funny pages that people have saved and sent from the newspapers. Who doesn’t love the funny pages? Oh and the folks that have been sending letters form school kids, I am actually killing two birds with one stone there. They like for us to do things like that, correspond with school children. Plus it is nice to get the hand made cards from them, they get quite creative with their artistry skills. I sincerely want to thank everyone for everything that has been sent, from the deodorant to the letters saying hi.
19 Nov 2006
I want to thank each and every single one of the persons and families that have sent items out here to the guys and gals in Africa. They have meant a lot to each and everyone of us, not only because of the usefulness of the items that have been sent but the simple fact that people care. One of the guys opened a box the other day and it had items in there for females, hair ties, women's deodorant, etc, and when we took them over to the one female we have here she was loving life. She thought it was the coolest thing for someone to send that out here to her. I plan to send at least and email to each and every single person who has sent something out here. Again thank you everyone
25 Sep 2006
Ok the easiest stuff first, we have both 110 and 220 voltage here. The majority of us live in tents, with a wooden wall seperating each space providing some privacy. Ok after walking around and asking some folks came up with the following: Degree sports deodorant, dove body washes, poofs(body scrubbers??), one guys said a pair of clippers for hair cuts, razors, scented lotions(female), baby powder,fabric softener sheets(snuggle downy etc) actually that is it for the hygiene products. Snacks wise: beef jerky and chewing gum topped the list, granola bars are always a good one, instant drink mixes(singles like kool aid, etc), instant dried soups, chocolates do not do to well in 120 degree heat, jolly rancher type candies are always good, sunflower seeds, nuts(peanuts, cashews, pistachios etc), one guys asked for lunchables(the non-refrigerated ones)?? jelly belly jelly beans were on the list, microwavable popcorn, popcorn salt!!, cheese and crackers, slim fast drinks were on the list and lastly the freezer pops that are like kool aid in a plastic tube. Recreation wise: DVD movies were the number one thing on the list, if that is a possibility we have a wide range of genres asked for so any will work someone will be satisfied, wiffle ball bat and balls, a couple baseballs, nerf footballs, cards, poker chips, specialty stationary to write home with, magazines, swimming goggles, board games. I know two guys asked for bedding(sheets pillow cases) for twin beds. I would like some of those little colored rubber things that go on the heads of keys. I have tons of keys I am responsible for and a way to identify them would be great!! And of course anytihng else anyone would like to add will be so appreciated. Thank you so much. Again thank you very much.
AE2 Todd Lease
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Note 7.): Updated APO/FPO/DPO mailing restrictions> courtesy of Oconus.com (gone now)
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Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that all product photographs, descriptions and specifications on this website are accurate. However, inadvertent errors may occur, and changes in design or materials, due to our continual effort to improve products, may result in some change in specifications before subsequent publications are issued.
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