Thanks to all your donations we have sent over 1039 boxes to our forward deployed troops over the last 26 months. Please don't stop giving. We are going to have letters that we have recieved on the web site soon so you can see for your own eyes what a difference you are making in the lives of our men and women serving in combat zones.
THANK-YOU EVERYONE!!!!
Greetings Sir,
My name is Chief Harris. I'm stationed in
Just wanted to take this opportunity to say "THANK YOU" for the care package. Again, I'm a Navy Chief, former Marine Corps SGT(SQDLDR, PLTSGT, MSG, DI / SDI). I'm presently serving in ARSIC-S,
Your sons from 2/7 are down here also and they're preparing for a changeover with the brothers from 8th Marines out of Lejuene...
Semper Fi / Go Navy...
VR/ Chief
SKC(SW) HARRIS, RONDEY
ETT, ANP LOGISTICS NCOIC
ARSIC-S, FOB
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U. S. MARINES IN IRAQ ARE FIGHTING IN A SAND-FILLED PLACE WITH TEMPERATURES UP TO 125 DEGREES SOME DAYS. In
From 1917 to 1973 every young able bodied male
Combat area Marines have no access to a PX to buy necessities and comfort items that are not government issued to them. YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN PROJECT MARINE CARE. We ship 10 to 15 lb. boxes of these items to combat Marines in
Boxes and cards from the “folks back home” mean the world to these Marines. We know this from the letters, cards and emails we receive back. We will share them with you through Project Marine Care Updates. We will include your name and cards in each box we ship to them.
Should you wish to help in this important effort, please make your check payable to:
MCL Detachment 554. In the lower left hand check corner please write: Project Marine Care.
Please mail the check to:
Clem Amorose, Paymaster
MCL Saguaro Detachment 554
845
Gilbert AZ 85233
Contributions are tax deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. TIN#70-0207047.
THANK YOU!!! SEMPER FIDELIS
The MARINE CORPS LEAGUE, chartered by Congress in 1937, is a non-profit corporation under Section 501 (c) (4) of the Internal Revenue Code. Members are veteran Marines who have served on active duty honorably, as well as many current active duty Marines, and
“PROJECT MARINE CARE” was originated at MCL Mount Diablo Detachment 942, Danville CA, by Marine John Wintersteen, Adjutant.
MCL Saguaro Detachment 554’s Commandant is Marine Bill Ebright. The Paymaster is Marine Clement (Clem) Amorose, who can be reached at 480-461-5025, or 800-255-9116, Monday through Friday,
“Most requested” Items by
AA&AAA Batteries Insect repellant
Baby Wipes/ Moist towelettes International Phone Cards
Beef Jerky/Slim Jims Kool Aid packets
Breakfast/Snack bars Lip Balm
Canned fruits/meats/chili Magazines/Books, any kind
Cereal, small boxes Mints, any kind
Hot chocolate Neosporin
Coffee, instant Nuts, Pretzels
Collapsible Water Container (for Kool Aid) Oreos
Deodorant Papers, pens, envelopes
Dinty
Disposable Cameras Pop Tarts
Disposable razors Popcorn, microwaveable
Shave cream Power/Protein Bars
Doritos/salsa Q-tips
Dried fruit/raisins
Foot Spray(Tinactin liquid) Socks, heavy duty
Foot/Body powders Stick-Ups (air freshener)
Gatorade (powder) Sunflower Seeds
Granola bars/Chewy bars Sunscreen
Hand cleansers, small bottles, waterless) Tuna/Cracker combo
Hard Candy
Please note: we cannot ship aerosol spray cans.
Important Item: We will include any cards and letters of support you wish to send.
THANK YOU FROM THE
Dear Project Marine Care contributor,
We have received a number of letters back from our troops who have received one or more of the 785 Project Marine Care packages that we have shipped to date. In order not to inundate you and your email address, we select and email to you a few of the most interesting ones. We received the following letter from L/Cpl Brian Archer, addressed to Bill Archer (SSgt retired) who is in charge of packing and mailing out our shipments. L/Cpl Archer takes pride in giving his MOS, which is that of the Basic Infantry Rifleman. You may recall that we requested donations to ship care packages to the front lines in Afghanistan where a significant amount of hard combat has been underway, most of which does not get reported by the press. Thanks to all of you and your generous contributions, we have been able to ship there to units of the 1st Battalion, 6th Marines and 1st Battalion, 7th Marines.
Dear Bill, You don't know me, my name is Brian Archer, L/Cpl USMC, and I am in Hoopi's squad and we are good friends. Hoopi had to go back on medical leave, he is doing fine, but we in his squad received your packages today and it made our day.- Christmas in June! Thank you so much for your support. On another note, my Dad also served in the Corps, Chuck Archer, MSgt (ret), just wondering if you two might know each other. Anyway, we are in good health here in A Co. and can't wait for our return to the good old USA. It's hot here and the days & nights are difficult, but God is faithful to supply our needs. We have Bible study nightly and have services that we do when the Chaplin can't make it out here to the front. I lead the services and I can say that truly is a blessing. Well Bill, thank you and everyone involved in Project Marine Care for all of us out here in the front in Afghanistan. Ooorah and Semper Fi L/Cpl Archer, Brian USMC, 0311 And The Boys from A Co. 1st Plt, 1/6
Veterans Day is approaching. A great day to take a few moments to write to "The Boys from A Company", Here is the address: L/Cpl Brian Archer, USMC 1/6 A Co 1st Plt Unit 73160 FPO AE 09510-3160
The following letter was received from SSgt Justin A. Petit, a member of a Marine Air Group and whose job it is to 'keep 'em flying'. He manages personnel in the Maintenance Control Dept. working on CH53Es. Many people forget that Marines are often called upon to perform humanitarian missions as well as combat missions. You can see from his letter that SSgt Pettit is equally dedicated to the humanitarian missions.
Dear Mr Archer and fellow members,
Thank you for the snacks, magazines and other items that you have sent. I thank you on behalf of my fellow Marines. I am from a small town in Indiana named Elizabeth, population 425. Not big but highly missed. I have now served 13 years in the Marine Corps. A lot of people do not respect the way of life they lead. The greatest thing in my life is the opportunity the Marine Corp gives me to lead and to help change the lives of others for the better. Just as many of you have done so in the past. I would like thank you Marine veterans for paving the way for today's Corps and creating the leaders of today. We are currently performing missions by air to Africa that help stabilize their way of life. The best sight in the world is the happiness we bring to others. The skills we are teaching them are helping them build a better way of life. I am glad to see that there are still people in the world that are still looking out for our troops. We are greatly thankful. We all know that the world will always be in in turmoil in some location. By the same token we all know that when the orders come down, we Marines will be the first to be there -- by sea, in the air and on the ground. Glad to take over where you left off.
Thank you, again, for supporting our troops.
Semper Fidelis
Justin A. Pettit
SSgt USMC
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