Well, it’s time to bring out that soap box again.

We still have more brothers to post on the “Brothers in Arms” page, but seems that its getting a lot of feed back, which I’m hoping is good news! A lot of the deployed brothers are now expecting some Care Packages, so lets get it together.

Following is a list of things that might help with some ideas for your care packages or “GIFT BOXES”.

1. Disposable Cameras
2. Chapter Support Shirts
3. Music Cd’s
4. Beef Jerky or sausage (no pork allowed)
5. Biker Magazines (new or used)
6. Hard Candy (nothing that melts easily)
7. Movie Cd’s
8. Thank You cards, Notes, Letters of encouragement
9. Cookies (well packaged)
10. Electronic Hand held games with batteries
11. Powdered drinks
12. Surefire flashlights or good quality small, hand held flashlight
13. Wiley sunglasses, goggles or wrap around sunglasses
14. Personal fans with batteries
15. Multi-tools (Gerbers, Leatherman, or similar)
16. Neck Coolers
17. Compact binoculars
18. Hot sauces and hot spices
19. Heavy Ziplock Bags
20. Snacks from your local area (may not be available there)
21. Sand Flea control products (Permethrin, Noseeums Netting, and underwear)

Tips for sending care packages:

When sending electronic devices, don’t install batteries. Porno, pork products, alcohol or flammables are not allowed.

A free Military Shipping kit can be ordered from the United States Postal Office by calling 1.800.610.8734, option 1, or stop by your local Post Office to pick up a Military Kit or Care 4 kit. These contain everything you need to get those care packages to our Brothers, family members and friends currently on active duty. Don’t forget to fill out a customs form 2976A or 2976E for packages traveling overseas.

If you have a problem with any of this, or just wish to donate some cash and a letter to one of our Troops, we will be more than willing to send out a package in your name. To sponsor a care package, please email the webmaster from the link at the bottom of this page.

Remember, “If you’re not willing to stand behind our troops,
You’re invited to stand in front of them”

Wrench, “Bad Company” Chapter, New Mexico