Military addresses What does FPO and AE mean for sending mail to our military personnel?
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there are 3 military states for mail:\n\n1. AA: armed forces in central and south america\n2. AE: armed forces in europe (like, germany, italy etc.), but also armed forces in the middle east and afrika.\n3. AP: armed forces int the pacific (like korea, japan etc.)\n\nthere are 2 city equivalents:\n\n1. APO: which stands for army post office: for army and USAF postal facilities.\n\n2. FPO: which stands for fleet post office: for navy, USMC and USCG postal facilities.
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try soldiersangels.com . you can register a soldier or adopt one to send packages/letters etc to.
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You may have to go to the post office.  You might require airstamps.
83888
Pen pals, email, army, navy, air force, yahoo!, etc. Or you friend's cousin's friend's brother's friend that lives in England?
729149
no mail on federal holidays.\n\nwww.firstgov.gov
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"Being mailed" means being sent via the United States Postal Service.\n\n"Being emailed" means being sent via electronic mail.
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There should still be people staffing the base where his unit was stationed. Call the base and see if they can give you an APO address or if they can hook you up with the base postal facility.
1125025
You can send an email through operation dear Abby.\nField commanders can print out and distribute messages to the troops that do not have Internet access.
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NOPE. My boyfriend was stationed in Afghanistan for 8 months, so I had to learn all this crap...sending priority mail really doesn't do anything but get it to their distribution center that much faster. It'll wait there until there's space available for it. You have to send it USPS--you know how UPS and FedEx can't deliver to PO boxes? That's because PO Boxes are part of the USPS system & the good ole gov't is gonna make sure only THEY can deliver there, right? American troops are also "owned" by...you guessed it...the gov't. You must send it USPS. Standard postage will cover a letter, but any package or anything will have to have documentation; you just have ot fill out a form stating contents of the package (so that they know you're not sending any contraband), estimated value, etc. Do be aware tho--they can still open/search the package, so if you're going to send them stuff they're not "supposed" to have...you gotta be sneaky about it. ; ) Depending on what their particular job is there, they will be more/less likely to get their stuff searched.
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You should be able to send her mail through the military interim mail system
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There is a fabulous website you must visit.\n\nwww.anysoldier.com\n\nIt will give you addresses of soldiers and tips for sending packages. If you have an address already, then just make sure you purchase insurance.\n\nThanks for your support of our brave men and women.
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Uhm its not the plane thats trying to send the email.\n\nIts the server. It depends on the server.
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If your friends are in the military you can write to that branch of the military and send a request for information or a letter to forward. I have the addresses, message me for them and I will give them to you, no cost.
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Write the full address.\n\nUnder the address write "Israel"\n\nWrite "air mail" on the front and back.\n\nAsk at the post office how much postage for international air mail.
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There is a separate version of the form for APO/FPO addresses.  See the link below.  (The form can be filled out online.)
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iaw (in accordance with) \n\nSP- 000001-01 I'm not sure. \n\nIt usually references an instruction or specififcation. Like a Military specification number. It could also be a regulation number.
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Depending on service, you can check it through the website it stems from.\n\nFor example the Army is:\n\nhttp://www.us.army.mil , log in and go to e-mail button on the top right.  \n\nNow unit specific e-mail address such as the 1st Infantry Division, is a locally controlled address and will need to be setup through the Signal Corps offices.