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Lance Cpl. Chris Hoffman writes a letter to his family in Hammonton, N.J., (and gets his picture taken by Marine Corps Times) while deployed to the Marine’s base at Kandahar International Airport, Afghanistan, Dec. 20. (Rob Curtis, Times staff)
Lance Cpl. Chris Hoffman, with Battalion Landing Team 3/6, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, Camp Lejeune, N.C., spent Christmas in Kandahar, Afghanistan. His family, including 15-year-old brother Joey and 10-year-old sister Noel, lives in Hammonton, N.J. Chris has been in the Marines for two years.

Hey, what’s up?

How are you all doing? Well, I am in Kandahar, Afghanistan. We have been here for about a week. It’s really not too bad. I’ve got some pretty cool pictures to show you. I’m sure you have been seeing this place all over TV.

We will be here for Christmas. We have a Christmas tree set up in the building, and we made up some makeshift ornaments. I’ll try to write again later. Tell Adam to get the Marine Corp Times. I might be in it. Check Linda’s e-mail for a pic. Tell everyone I said hi.

Love,
Chris

      


    
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