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Supporting Our Australian Forces (NOT ENDORSED BY DOD)
Please note:
This website was set up to get parcels to Australian Soldiers/Sailors/Airmen/Airwomen deployed overseas.
You are welcome to cut and paste information and use it to support sending parcels to our service members serving overseas, however, when you do cut and paste please link back to Ocean Sky & Khaki to acknowledge OSK, and so that people can find the blog themselves.
If there are questions one of us will answer if you comment on a post at the blog.
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You are welcome to cut and paste information and use it to support sending parcels to our service members serving overseas, however, when you do cut and paste please link back to Ocean Sky & Khaki to acknowledge OSK, and so that people can find the blog themselves.
If there are questions one of us will answer if you comment on a post at the blog.
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Sending To Australian Service Personnel
“http://www.defence.gov.au/events/christmas/support.asp
Keep your parcel under 2kg and it's free from any Post Office in Australia.
Probably the Department of Defence's best kept secret!
Afghanistan Customs Procedures
Keep your parcel under 2kg and it's free from any Post Office in Australia.
Probably the Department of Defence's best kept secret!
Afghanistan Customs Procedures
Sending To East Timor
Postcards Only
Messages to the Troops
Media Section
39 Personnel Support Battalion
Building 217
Randwick Barracks NSW 2031
(Note: No letters or parcels to this address)
Media Section
39 Personnel Support Battalion
Building 217
Randwick Barracks NSW 2031
(Note: No letters or parcels to this address)
Messages of Support - fax & email
fax: (02) 6265 1099
fax from outside Aus: +61 2 6265 1099
email: messagestothetroops*at*defence.gov.au
Be sure to include "Message to the Troops" in the subject line.
fax from outside Aus: +61 2 6265 1099
email: messagestothetroops*at*defence.gov.au
Be sure to include "Message to the Troops" in the subject line.
Visitors.
Followers
Who's Running This Show?
Links to info Posts in this blog
- A thank you
- Customs douane & ID is required
- Do you know someone who knows someone?
- Finished parcel... well packed and taped
- For real - Telegraph embedded reporter sees parcel arrive
- Guest post from a serving member
- ID required
- No reply?
- No reply? II Self addressed envelope for feedback
- Ocean, Sky & Khaki - why?
- Sample parcel I - a mixed bag
- Sample parcel II - keeping costs down
- Sample parcel III - Sports stuff
- Sample parcel IV - lollies
- Sample parcel V - lollies
- Sample parcel VI - breakky
- Sample parcel VI - tea/coffee and bikkies
- Sample parcel VII - pasta pack
- Security, safety, secrecy
- US, Canadian, UK soldier support blogs
- What to send/What not to send
- Where are our soldiers?
3 comments:
Hi Kae,
I've already sent my Christmas parcel and was wondering if you would know how I could adopt an Aussie soldier, everytime I search I can only get US soldiers?....I'd like to send some care packages and letters to an Aussie soldier that doesn't have family, I just can't seem to find out how to do this, could you help please? My husband and I have been sending packages every month this year and although we don't have any of our children in the armed forces, we certainly appreciate what our aussie heros do...
thanks in advance & cheers
Rusti
Hi Rusti
I'll use my contacts to find out.
Although, you could send a letter addressed to "The Chaplain" instead of "An Australian Soldier" and ask for a name to send things to.
Remember that some are only deployed for only six months.
Hi Rusti
Can you email me off-blog? Click on my name and there is an email link there.
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