<p>Saw something onthe USNA page about care packages. What would you want in your BCT care package? When should they begin to arrive? Any special packing instructions? How about during the year? I saw a company that brings meals and brownies on sundays have any of you been recipients?</p>
<p>no packages during BCT. All confiscated with pictures and such. After BCT, sweets are the biggest thing I liked. Brownies, chocolate, fruit snacks, etc. Start sending them a week before BCT ends so that as soon as it does, then the cadets can immediately indulge. </p>
<p>Never heard of the sunday company with brownies.</p>
<p>Sunday delivery with brownies. <a href="http://www.cadetcarepackages.com%5B/url%5D">www.cadetcarepackages.com</a></p>
<p>wow - that sunday delivery brownie looks GREAT! I gotta save that info for later use! I bet that Sunday dinner thing is a huge hit!</p>
<p>As a parent of a cadet, I can't say enough great things about <a href="http://www.cadetcarepackages.com%5B/url%5D">www.cadetcarepackages.com</a>. The owner of this company is a USAFA graduate and has bent over backwards to include personal touches to care packages. You can pay for the carepackages with a PayPal account too.<br>
I keep a folder that has many different care package ideas that other parents have used. </p>
<p>Don't forget to send LOTS of goodies. The upperclass cadets in my son's squadron seem to follow 4 degrees back to their rooms when they are carrying any large box. My son says items in carepackages are as good as currency.</p>
<p>Can you have magazine subscriptions when out of BCT?</p>
<p>yes you can. lol, some upperclassmen get playboy for one.</p>
<p>I know that some of the upperclassmen who were at Lackland over the summer worked with the Sgt who is under investigation for posing for playboy...now that's awkward!</p>
<p>R ther any other 2011 cadets who plan on going to the 22-24 orienation?</p>