Noanie.com receives special requests for care packages from deployed troops!  read how you can help out below!

Due to heightened security and safety concerns we are now asking that you please include your full name, your home address, and your phone number when requesting a unit's address. Emails requesting units' addresses that do not provide complete info (name, address, number) will not be responded to. Please do not give the addresses out or make them available to third parties (for example, do not post the addresses in a public place, give out to people or ask catalog companies to mail catalogs to troops etc). Please remember to click links provided for mailing restrictions and to include the unit's name in the subject line. Please allow up to 2 weeks to hear back from Noanie. 

NEW! You can also email Noanie with your name, address, phone # and ask for the unit that could use the most help by clicking here.  Some units get lots of requests while others don't so we have added this option.

NOTE! Yahoo has been sending some valid emails to the BULK / spam folder. We try to sort through it but sometimes good emails get lost. If you don't hear back within 14 days, please resend your email and change the subject line a bit and include NOANIE in subject. 


ARMY "TRAILBLAZERS" IN IRAQ REQUEST CARE PACKAGES

I'm a platoon leader with the 617th EN CO from Fort Lewis, Washington. The Company is an Engineer Company we do construction work while deployed in Iraq. Living conditions are OK. We live in trailers, six soldiers a trailer. There are 30 soldiers in my platoon. 28 Males and 2 females. 

Supplies needed: hygiene and ballistic eyewear ballistic Eye Pro due to the sand and wear and tear of operations, but any supplies especially hygiene would be greatly appreciated. The males use the liquid body wash and lufas, and the females are request acne face wash, and bar soap. any
type. Most of our tactical wear like gloves and eyewear that we wear day in and day out gets worn out. We also need tan Tee-shirts, and green socks to gloves, belts, flash lights, and eye pro. Hygiene products to letters, and candy can lift a soldiers moral. So anything that can be sent is
appreciated.
 
Thank-you!

To send packages to above troops click here for Military mailing restrictions then email Noanie at operationbandaid@yahoo.com and include your full name, your home address, and your phone number when requesting the unit's address. Please include "TRAILBLAZERS" in the subject of the email and allow up to a week to hear back from Noanie.


ARMY COMBAT MEDICS STATIONED IN IRAQ REQUEST SUPPORT

We are from Ft. Carson., Colorado and are stationed in Iraq. There are 50 of us.  We will be in Iraq until Spring 2011.

We would like to receive sunscreen, hygiene products, magazines, books, games, something to entertain troops!

Thank-you!

To send packages to above troops click here for Military mailing restrictions then email Noanie at operationbandaid@yahoo.com and include your full name, your home address, and your phone number when requesting the unit's address. Please include "COMBAT MEDICS" in the subject of the email and allow up to a week to hear back from Noanie.


WORKHORSE ARMY UNIT IN AFGHANISTAN REQUEST SUPPORT

My unit is deployed to Afghanistan. We are from Hunter Army Airfield, Ga. We will be here until the end of 2010. From what we have heard it gets very cold in the winter time and a lot of us are without blankets and things to keep us warm. The PX only holds a certain amount of items. And with the Marines, Navy, Air Force and Army it is first come first served.

The list of items that we can use and need are as follows:

Cigarettes (Newports preferably), Board Games, Music Entertainment (Country, Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock, R&B and Hip- Hop), DVD's, Christmas Decorations, books, magazines, personal hygiene items. I mean I know this may seem like a lot of things but these are the list of items that keep our morale up. Some of the soldiers families don't send them items so we all just share what we have. We are working 12 or more hours a day 7 days a week and we just want something at least to keep us more focused on the mission. We would also like to write people and have people write us. Thank-you!

To send packages to above troops click here for Military mailing restrictions then email Noanie at operationbandaid@yahoo.com and include your full name, your home address, and your phone number when requesting the unit's address. Please include "
WORKHORSE" in the subject of the email and allow up to a week to hear back from Noanie.


IF YOUR UNIT (DEPLOYED ABROAD) WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE LETTERS & PACKAGES, email operationbandaid@yahoo.com and include ALL of the following requested info about your unit.

1) What base you are from and what state?
2) What military branch (army, navy, airforce etc)?
3) Where you are stationed (Iraq etc)?
4) We need a detailed list of items needed (not just send anything)
5) How long will your unit be stationed at the location?
6) How many people in your unit?
7) What does your unit do?
8) Does your unit have a nickname?
9) Other information you wish to share that would be useful.
10) Please include the name, email address and mailing address of the person who will be responsible for distributing the letters and packages to the unit.


PLEASE NOTE:
THE ABOVE INFO IS MANDATORY IF YOU WANT TO BE ADDED TO OUR SITE.  A photo of the unit would be appreciated. Although not required, we would very much like to hear from you when possible to give us updates and feedback that we can share on the site. Also please email us to let us know when you will return to the states.

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