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UT2 Belinda M. White
- U. S. Navy -
Afghanistan
UT2 Belinda M. White
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(This address has been requested 0 times.) (NOTE **)
APO/FPO: APO AE (Note 1*)
Added here: 30 July 2011
End date: 20 Oct 2011 (Note 3*)
Contact for approx number of Males: 35, Females: 15 (Note 5*)
Unit is from: Mississippi (Note 6*)

Note: UT2 Belinda M. White was dropped from this list on 19 Nov 2011 due to 60 days of no contact.

20 Sep 2011:
The type of support we are requesting is for a Platoon. We all live in eight large tents that get pretty hot during the day to stay in because it is so hot over here and to my understanding it's going to get pretty cold in the tents during the winter because air and/or heat easily come through those tents. Only water we have is plenty of bottle water. All other water we shower with is contaminated/non-drinkable. We do have power and the voltage is 110. Also we do not have a PX but we do have a Chow Hall and the food is pretty good in my opinion. Items we need are microwavable foods because sometimes we miss the opportunity to go eat at the Chow Hall due to working so late. Also individual drink packets and plenty of snacks would be greatly appreciated as well to help us get through workdays. As you know we really can't disclose a lot of things but one thing I can tell you about our platoon is that we are Seabees which is a part of the Navy that do construction and our homeport is in Gulfport, MS. What we mainly do here is build things like a gym we just did to help beautify and boost people morale here on this FOB. Also we built guard towers and tent deck for ourselves and other military members outside the wire. Any support you can provide for us will be greatly appreciated. Once again "THANK YOU " for all you do!!!!   

30 Jul 2011
I am requesting support for my company. For our living conditions we all sleep on cots inside a 20' X 10' tent that have 110V. So twin size mattress or really thick and soft blankets would be greatly appreciated so we can have a better nite sleep. As far as food, we have alot of people out on missions who really don't get a chance to eat "real" food and lack a PX/BX to go and buy anything from. They do however have a microwave so any and all microwave safe items (i.e. ravolli, hormel dinners, ramon noodles, and etc.) also snacks (nutria grain bars, chips, cookies) and or food items that won't go bad while shipped would really help out as well. Also one major problem alot of us have been running into is lack of our military clothing for example, about 20 of each size(small, medium, large, x-large) of our dark brown, short sleeve, undershirts we wear up under our uniform, and long thin dress socks, because there is nowhere on this base or nearby that sell them and alot of us aren't fortunate enough to have family members back home that live close to a military base to purchase them for us. Also for the female items we lack are the pearl tampoons and or sanitary pads. Any would be fine we just lack them along with personal hygenie items (i.e. deodrant, shampoo, conditoner, body wash or bar soap, razors, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc). If you could help us out with any or all the above items would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance :)

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