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Originally Posted by willravel
Sounds good to me. 
Be sure that he gets the equiptment that he needs. He can get info from wherever he is stationed right now on what equipt he needs and will be given on his tour. If he needs a vest, get it. If he needs a helmet, get it. If he needs more clips, get them. My marriage present to my cousin and her new husband was $2k for military expenses. He is more likely to come home now.
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Why can't the US Armed forces equip our boys over there? That doesn't make sense that you have to "bring your own equipment". I don't care who's in charge (non-partisan thank you very much), this is just wrong. Or maybe I'm wrong. I assumed the US military provides their soldiers that they claim to support with equipment. Is this the case or not? If so, where is all the money going to?
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