You can send'em but don't be surprised if you don't get any in return. Best you could do for your brother is wish him good luck before he goes and then let'em have at it. If he makes it, THEN write him, it would probably be a good time to write anyway. Because being at Battalion or Regiment is a brand new experience from the Regular Army, tell'm how proud you are, how the family is doin, stuff like that.WillForfang wrote:My brother is going to rip soon. Will I be able to send / recieve letters from him?
Remember he's in a school that (if he's successful) will change him as a young man/soldier in ways even "HE" doesn't realize. So let him concentrate on his noble and honorable objective. If he has a brother who is supportive of him by coming on our site and being man enough to ask the question, then I would bet he comes from a family that teaches the importance of honor, committment, and support for others (and even if you don't somebody such as yourself has it, and I would bet he does too).
I hope he makes it, and we hope that whatever direction that you take in life that you make it too bud.
(remember that you can do whatever you set your mind to do in life as long as you're willing to pay the cost to make it, a lot of people want to do a great many things, however very few are willing to pay the cost)