Ron Duguette

[Smitty]

a wonderful box from the kids at Parkway Christian Schools Troops event left today for this fine soldier (1 of 112 boxes packed)

several boxes left for this unit

[bethmohr]

Ten pounds of cigars, snacks and sundries to this fine unit - much of it donated by the great folks at C-Bid, both the B/SOTL and the site owners, CI. Thanks.

[bethmohr]

Dear Beth,
26 March 2010

Thank you so much for the box of cigars I received. I'm not a
smoker myself, but I will share them with the many military and civilian
members in my unit over here in Afghanistan. I am retired military. I
retired in 2002 after serving over 20 years in the US Army as a
counterintelligence officer. I still work for the Army as a civilian
doing intelligence and security work. Around Christmas I decided to
volunteer to deploy to serve my country again. I arrived in Afghanistan
in February. I am the unit S-2, intelligence and security officer. My
unit is rather unique in that we have more civilians than we do
military. Our unit is responsible for providing all of the equipment for
the US Army and sometimes the other branches of service from clothing
and weapons to vehicles and everything in between. We have to determine
what equipment a unit needs, acquire the equipment, get it to the unit
on time as they enter country and maintain it or fix it if it gets
damaged.

The link below is the website for Bagram Airfield where I am
stationed. There is a lot of information and photos on the site about
our mission and the local area.

http://www.bagram.afcent.af.mil/

Thank you again for your support and best wishes to you and your
organization.
Sincerely,


Ron Duquette
S-2
401st AFSB

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: NONE

[Smitty]

Several Boxes from the Ferndale Free Methodist church left today for this unit.

[engletl]

Box of snacks and goodies left Gauiter today

[engletl]

got this email from Ron

Dear Mr Engle & Operation From the Heart,
3 July 2010

Thank you so much for the box I received. I shared it with the
many military and civilian members in my unit. I am retired military. I
retired in 2002 after serving over 20 years in the US Army as a
counterintelligence officer. I still work for the Army as a civilian.
Around Christmas I decided to volunteer to deploy to serve my country
again. I arrived in Afghanistan in February. I am the unit S-2,
intelligence and security officer. My unit is rather unique in that we
have more civilians than we do military. Our unit is responsible for
providing all of the equipment for the US Army units in Afghanistan from
clothing and weapons to vehicles and everything in between. We have to
determine what equipment a unit needs, acquire the equipment, get it to
the unit on time as they enter country and maintain it or fix it if it
gets damaged.

The like below is the website for Bagram Airfield where I am
stationed. There is a lot of information and photos on the site about
our mission and the local area.

http://www.bagram.afcent.af.mil/

Thank you again for your support and best wishes to your
organization and your people.

Sincerely,



Ron Duquette
S-2
401st Army Field Support Brigade
Bagram, Afghanistan