Called the brig back just now, confirmed and clarified the address for sending postal communication to Bradley Manning provided earlier in a comment here by John Boy:

Inmate: Bradley Manning
TFCF (Theater Field Confinement Facility)
APO AE 09366
USA

If you’re based in the US and want to send Bradley some words of encouragement, please use Priority Mail to do so, as this will get your letter there the fastest.

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23 Responses to “Calling Kuwait: Write to Bradley!”

  1. anonymous says:

    As somebody who has been doing prisoner support for a while, I’d like to ask that people please keep in mind that when sending letters you need to be mindful not to get this prisoner in trouble. Even unsolicited mail can get them in trouble. I’m not sure what regulations at this particular spot are, but federal prisons have the following regulations:

    *No staples, paperclips or other things that could be used as weapons
    *No ink aside from black ink or pictures (photocopies are alright)
    *No books unless from a publisher and no hard copies regardless

    Also, do not say anything that could incriminate him. Remember that he allegedly leaked these videos and it’s up to the court to decide his guilt, not yours to be careful with your words.

    Let’s fill up his cell with our love!

  2. Mike Gogulski says:

    Thanks for that, anon, good advice. I spoke yesterday to an ex-service member who agreed to use his contacts to get a hold of the specific rules in force there, and send them to me. I’ll update this post when/if I get that information.

  3. john boy says:

    Just remember not to send any pornographic material, pork products, and such as the mail is screened and go by host countryu laws. Whatever you do, don’t put Kuwait on any part of the mailing address as it will go through the Kuwait Postal System and you will never receive it back. You can download the rules for mailing things on “Military Postal System”

  4. john boy says:

    Sorry it is called “Military Postal Service Agency”

  5. Susan Jermyn says:

    Dear Bradley

    We know that you are in custody and we are all concerned that you have been held for some time now. We also do not know why you were transferred there rather than kept with your unit?

    There is a support group forming and I guess you know this. We are keeping you constantly in our thoughts. The internet is keeping supporters informed of developments

    Look forward to seeing this stupid matter resolved sensibly.

    Lots of Best Wishes

    All at No 9

  6. john boy says:

    Kuwait is where military personnel from Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan are held for detention.

  7. Our local Truth paper would like to provide Bradley’s postal address to encourage all to help “fill his cell with love”. Can someone please post his address? Ta. His shining image should be recognized by all. Love Justice Safety for All. Definitely No More War.

    Thanks to All who Care.

    :)

    Katharine Dawn

  8. Mike Gogulski says:

    Katharine, his address is right here, at least as far as we know now.

  9. Mike Gogulski says:

    Yes.

  10. [...] * We’ve come to really admire Wikileaks and its founder, Julian Assange for their work getting out the truth that corrupt governments and corporations want to keep hidden. There is also an online effort to help Bradley Manning who has been arrested for being the alleged leaker of a video showing the U.S. military attacking and killing journalists and other unarmed civilians. You can send Bradley some encouragement via old-fashion mail. [...]

  11. rand says:

    Bradley, you are a hero in a world of dwindling heroes. i want to donate to your defense and will send this web page to my list. Thank you for what you’ve done.

  12. Hi Bradley

    I want to tell you that you are a real hero for telling the truth to everybody about this terrible war. Everyone but the government is for you. Only a bad government would hold you hostage.

    From Denmark with Love

  13. Sehr verehrter Bradley E. Mannings, als Journalist habe ich – noch ohne von Ihnen zu wissen – in einer deutschen Zeitung über Ihre tapfere Tat berichtet. Sie sind für mich das Amerika, das ich liebe. Sie sind für mich ein Patriot, auf den Amerika stolz sein kann.
    Mein Sohn ist genau so alt, wie Sie heute sind. Er kann sich ein Beispiel nehmen an Ihrem Mut,an Ihrer Ehrenhaftigkeit und an Ihrer Fähigkeit, das Richtige vom Falschen zu unterscheiden. Diejenigen, die Sie jetzt anklagen, haben den Unterschied zwischen Gut und Böse noch nicht begriffen. Ich hoffe, dass auch Ihre militärischen Vorgesetzten verstehen werden, dass der Verrat eines Verbrechens kein Verbrechen sein kann.
    Ich grüße Sie aus Deutschland und hoffe, dass Sie bald in Freiheit sein werden. Eine friedliche Welt braucht Menschen wie Sie.

    Henry-Martin Klemt
    Schriftsteller und Journalist
    Deutschland

  14. Mike Gogulski says:

    Google translation of Mr. Klemt’s comment:

    Dear Bradley E. Manning, as a journalist I have – even without knowing you – in a German newspaper reported on your brave deed. For me you are the America that I love. For me you are a patriot, to America can be proud of.
    My son is as old as you are today. He can take an example to your courage, your honesty, and to distinguish in your ability to right from wrong. Those who accuse you now, have not yet grasped the difference between good and evil. I hope that understand your military superiors that the betrayal may be a crime not a crime.
    I greet you from Germany and I hope that you will soon be liberated. A peaceful world needs people like you.

    Henry-Martin Klemt
    Writer and journalist
    Germany

  15. Otto Lund says:

    Thank you Mr Bradley Manning. All the best

    Regards,
    Otto
    .
    Falcons’ Thinkbox * Intelligence, hidden truth, esoterism, power, crime, freemasonry, illusions, etc http://www.navigate3d.no/mbbs2.....mp;start=1

  16. # BOING says:

    The war has become a joke. American’s laughing while blowing human beings apart with their bullets. The military trains people to be killing machines, case in point.

  17. Kris Monhollen says:

    Dear Bradley,
    Just want to let you know I am thinking of you, and can understand the way in which the American government works. I worked for the VA, in America, for 22+ years and saw many things tha should have never happened. I tried and tried to get someone to listen to the “real deal”, but could not find the right ear. I was told to be quiet, or I would “make things worse”, and my very dear friends were afraid I would lose my job. I was always up front with the veterans I served, telling them things the VA would never tell them, and being forbidden to do so.
    Take care, never give up, and know that there are a lot of people in your corner.

  18. Mike Gogulski says:

    Thanks for your note, Kris. Are you going to send it off by priority mail, too?

  19. Kirsten says:

    Is the mailing address different now that he has been transferred to Quantico?

  20. Kirsten says:

    Thanks!

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