Food items, especially sweets, cookies and cakes were always welcome. Some soldiers on the line were continually afflicted with digestive troubles and requested frequent letters supplemented with as much toilet paper as could be crammed into the envelope, to augment the small packs which came in the ration boxes. My uncle wrote his mother and asked for skin lotion, which she sent. He also asked for a wrist watch, no doubt a handy item for coordinating actions on the front line. He also asked for handkerchiefs (but not highly visible white ones!). Front line soldiers were living basically like people camping out, in holes in the ground, hardly ever indoors!
WW1 soldiers sent letters by a pigeon or dogs but they did also have trench post box
Ok so there was a lot of inventions in world war 2 like TV invented to send secret messages to the soldiers without other people relizing it or noticing it!!!!!! Yes, Morse code was the best invention so soldiers and their family could write to each other!
Yes you can send money to soldiers but it will be risky robbers might get it BUT they might not so it's up to you! save or send?
There are different programs that will allow you to send cards to soldiers - whether wounded or not. You can also send 'care packages' and other things, drawings and letters.
they did if they were just about to go to battle about what to do if they got killed. If they did the message would be sent to the soilders loved ones and if they didnt the letter would be given back to its writer toeither be svaed for a later date or to be shreded
In World War Two, people used to send letters back home to inform loved ones on how they were doing. However, when they died, news was relayed to authorities back home who had the responsibility of informing loved ones about the deceased.
* Yes, family members should be given a Thank You card. Some family members may want to keep your card as a fond memory.
Yes I think they did to send across europe to tell family members they were dead! Yes i do think so!
There are many charities that send care packages to soldiers. One is "Any Soldier." This is a website that helps one figure out what is effective to send to a soldier. Another company is "Soldier's Angels."
There are many ways to send money to family members in a safe way. The most used method is using PayPal, where one can send money, make an online payment and receive money at any given time.
To send gifts to soldiers, there are many of websites online in which you can do so. For example, military.com is a website in which you can send soldiers gifts.
WW1 soldiers sent letters by a pigeon or dogs but they did also have trench post box
The dog tag was important because it identified soldiers. Dog tags would be collected to send to the family of the deceased as sure proof that the soldier had died.
Ok so there was a lot of inventions in world war 2 like TV invented to send secret messages to the soldiers without other people relizing it or noticing it!!!!!! Yes, Morse code was the best invention so soldiers and their family could write to each other!
no you cant unless you git it in the mail then you take it out of the package then put it in another and send it.
Yes, family members can call. You must be able to verify account details though. And you will be required to send a death certificate as proof of death.
France send more than 8 000 000 soldiers. Lost 1 500 000 of them. In comparison , the UK send 6 000 000 soldiers. Lost 800 000 of them.