Do soldiers have access to the internet in Afghanistan?

Internet access for soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq is usually available via the following methods. Internet cafes – Available at some bases. Soldiers can expect to pay $5 to $10 per hour for use and spend time waiting their turn. Personal Internet access – Soldiers can have Internet access in their living quarters.

Do US military personnel have access to bank accounts?

Almost all of your questions refer to well-known scammer routines. US military personnel have access to banking. Maybe not at every second, but the time they’re spending online with you could be used to bank online instead. They don’t need to go through non-military channels to get their money.

Is it true that all military soldiers have frozen bank accounts?

No they are not. If you are speaking with someone that is telling you his/her account is frozen is most likely a Romance Scammer. All real military soldiers have access to their money and sometimes have debit cards. Also real soldiers have audio and video calls with their family back home.

Do soldiers get phone calls from home in Afghanistan?

Phone There are a number of DSN (Defense Switched Network) phone centers and AT phone tents located throughout U.S. bases in Iraq and Afghanistan. A soldier is usually allowed free 15-minute “morale calls” to call family back home. How it works is that the call is placed to an Army base nearest to the family, which is usually a local call.

How can I communicate with a soldier in Iraq?

Ways to Communicate With a Soldier in Iraq There are a number of ways to stay in contact with a deployed soldier overseas. Some methods that utilize the Internet are non-secure from a security standpoint and so may not be allowed at a particular location in Iraq. Postal Mail You just need to know the APO AE address of the soldier in Iraq.