Lt. Joel Bashore, PA in Afghanistan

Kit Dominguez, PA near the Euphrates River, Iraq

C/210 BSB, 2-10 MTN
APO AE 09322

Dave Hernandez, NP

C/210 BSB, 2-10 MTN
APO AE 09322

Seth Holland, PA-C in Iraq

HHB/2-15 FAR, 2-10 MTN
APO AE 09322

James Brumley, PA-C

HHB/2-15 FAR, 2-10 MTN
APO AE 09322

Pete Goetchius, PA in Tallil, Iraq

Chris Tilton, PA-C

HHC/4-31 IN, 2-10 MTN
APO AE 09322

Lieutenant Colonel Charles O'Leary, PA in Afghanistan

"Contrarian" NP/PA in Sudan

Brian Tesnar, PA in Basra, Iraq

You CAN Mail a "Care Package"

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Skilled clinicians, our peers, are working in multiple medical capacities, in combat areas, "in harm's way." Support for these Americans certainly transcends our diverse and complex individual politics.

Sending a “Care Package” to a PA in Afghanistan, or an NP in Kuwait is not hard.

YOU CAN DO IT !

Our sponsored clinicians have asked for no specifics. But their needs will be plenty, throughout the coming year.

Sending a “Care Package” is easy.

1]
Collect some “goodies,” useful for a medical caregiver in a primitive land.
Typical items can be found at:
Operation Military Pride

2]
Box it up small & sturdy.

3]
APO (Army Post Office) address is essential for delivery to military personnel overseas. See the
Layperson's Guide to Military Mail for background.

One example:

Joel Bashore
HQ CJTF-76
Asadabad PRT
APO AE 09354

4]
Bring this package to any US Post Office.
Use USPS Form 2976-A
as the customs declaration, and you should describe your package as a gift.

5]
Depending on weight, expect to pay$4 to $10 for international postage.

6]
Kindly leave a brief note about your gift in the comments section on this website. Or post to "tlahut@nycap.rr.com"

7]
You’ve done a good deed. Smile.