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Games For Our Troops
Posted 2003-04-27 09:12:52 by damonwhite

Steve Jackson Games Marc_Shayed Reports: Steve Jackson Games posted this on thier website:

"A couple of weeks ago we sent 5,000 games to our troops deployed in Iraq and Kuwait with Operation Enduring Freedom. The "care package" had 20 of our most popular titles, including Car

Wars, Chez Greek, X-Bugs, and -- of course! -- a lot of copies of the new Chez Grunt.

We’ve always had a lot of fans in the armed forces, and we hope that when they get a little downtime from their mission, this will help them relax and feel a bit closer to home. These are all board and card games, each one complete in itself; we're thinking that will be more practical than RPGs.

The games were donated through the U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center (CFSC) in Kuwait. The CFSC provides oversight for Army Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) operations worldwide. Loren Wiseman gets our thanks for rounding up the information and making the contact.

The person we worked with is Ms. Sherry Murphy, at sherry.murphy@kuwait.army.mil. If you're a game publisher . . . or, for that matter, a book publisher . . . think about sending something to our folks. They'll be there for a while; they're there for us; show them some support."

-- Steve Jackson
http://www.sjgames.com/ill/


 
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Re: Games For Our Troops(Score: 0)
by An Anonymous Reader on Apr 27, 2003 - 01:10 PM
Heh. NOW you decided to follow Wizards' lead to send a care package full of games (your products) to the troops overseas.

Better late than never.


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