Armed American Radio has adopted Lance Corporal Samuel Rouse and his unit, Charlie Company of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit. Samuel has recently been redeployed to “parts unknown” and we want these American heroes taken care of from home. An avid supporter of this broadcast, Samuel and the rest of America’s warriors need our support. To send a care package from home, please use the following address. Lance Corporal Rouse will see to it that the entire Charlie Company shares in your generosity. The address is below the picture.
Please send all packages and correspondence to:
Lcpl Rouse, Samuel E.
LAR Plt. WPNS Co.
UNIT 40300
FPO AP 96610-0300
Thank you for your support!
Remember, there are many ways to contribute to these brave young men and women and their families who are sacrificing so much for all of us. Please get involved.
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Thanks for your service, Brother.
I Served with A Co. 228th Avn. Bn. 1st Cavalry Div. (AM) in Vietnam (‘68-’69) as a Door Gunner. I flew in CH-47 ‘Chinook’ and then again in Desert Storm this time with the Air Force at Nellis AFB, Nev.
Keep your eyes open and the A— down, Bro I want you to come home in one piece. Tell that to your fellow Marines and tell them that’s from a fellow Vet. Sempre Fi
John tanks for the kind words for Samuel i have printed your note off and have mailed it to him ed rouse
Big thumbs up fellas! We very much appreciate your efforts in the Middle East and wish you and your unit the very best. Many veterans like myself understand the sacrifices you are making as well as the sacrifices your families back home make to allow you to do your job. Stay safe and Merry Christmas!
Thank you for your heart, your courage, your dedication and your service. You are heroes and you are amazingly wonderful. THANK YOU and may GOD richly bless you!
I donated to Wounded Warrior Project today. Did YOU?
Mark
Semper fi Marines! I was with 1st LAR Wpns co back in 05 untill I got out in 07. I was with Alpha co from 03 to 05. Comin from another LAR Marine, you Marines better make it home alive and safe. Oorah!
To all Marines everywhere and to their families…thank you all for your service to our great country and our God! As a 25-year retired Navy vet (submariner) myself, I know what it’s like being separated from loved ones, but I can’t even fathom (no pun intended) the courage it takes for you men and women of the Corps to do what you do to protect our freedom. So, from one branch to another…thank you, God bless you, and come home soon!