Is there a way to find a soldier's army email address?
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OSTAFF1 is correct check her link (see the previous answer).  The Defense Department has discontinued it's military locate program under directions of the US Congress, after 911, for security reasons. Previously all you had to know is his name and unit or stoical security number and enter it into the website or on the phone. Not any longer SORRY.\n\nHowever you can still join a active military, Veteran or other locate services that charges for inaccurate return information - I know I've tried them. How every you may get lucky. They work only if the person you are attempting to locate just happened to place their personal information into that website and that one only. Personal information can only be accepted from the individual in most cases not by database due to privacy and security reasons.
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just go to yahoo people search and type in his first and last name click on search for email address.
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You ask them.\n\nThere is not a really good place on the internet to look up e-mail addresses. If they blog you might be able to find it at their blog.
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If you write to one of these addresses and enclose a check for 3.50 they will tell you if your friend is in that branch of the military. Pay attention folks, copy and paste and all that jazz.\n\nMarine Corps, write to:\nUSMC-CMC\nHQMC-MMSB-10\n2008 Elliot Rd. Suite 201\nQuantico, VA 22134-5030\n\nArmy, write to:\nArmy Worldwide Locator\nUS Army Enlisted Records & Evaluation Center\n8899 E 56th str.\nIndianapolis, IN 46249-5301\n\nCall the Marines at 703-784-3942\nand the Army at 703-325-3732\n\nFamily members don't need to pay the 3.50.\n\nI will be posting the rest of the addresses on my 360 later.
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try www.military.com or contact your local recruiters office.  But really, do you want a pen pal, or are you a uniform chaser?  As a military wife, i'm wary of girls who just want to write to a soldier to "bring them comfort".
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Military.com should have a search by name\nClick on Buddy Finder\n\nSometimes members choose NOT to have their information made available; if they did you won't be able to see them unless you join.
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military.com  then u can find him and the current status .  u better give me 10 points
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usually its their name (last.first, or first.last)  and then @navy.mil\n\nIt varies for how long they've been in.  The convention in the Army is firstname.lastname@us.army.mil\n\nBut that is just the Army.  If you want, look at http://www.navy.mil under a contact section and you will see the Navy Online email addresses.
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Check www.military.com.  This helped me get in touch with some of my old Army Buddies.
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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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Due to security requirements you can't use the world wide locator so you'll have to contact the Enlisted Records and Evaluation Center's (EREC) Customer Service Center at 1-866-771-6357.  You can try military.com, but it only works if the soldier registered with the site.  Otherwise, it's pretty useless.
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http://www.anysoldier.com/\n\nits a good thing for him to do, if I was over there I would love to get mail from someone like him.
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The page below is a contact where the army will answer any questions you have by email.\n\nhttp://www.goarmy.com/contact/email_us.jsp
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http://www.emailourmilitary.com/\n\nGood for you!
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It depends on who they are and how much you know about them. If they are family, you can ask for a welfare check through the Red Cross if you haven't heard from them in a while. This only works for family, because you have to have a lot of information (Social, DOB, Last known location, etc). Also, know that he/she will probably get scolded by their commander for not keeping in touch with their family once the message is sent. \nIf it is just an old friend, do you have any idea where they were stationed? I know that with Air Force personnel, you can usually get e-mail through to them by using the following format:\nfirst.last@basename.af.mil\nI don't know if that also works for other services. Otherwise, if you know what the person's job was, and what their last base was, you can try calling to the base operator at that base, asking for their old unit, then see if anyone there knows them. If that doesn't work, you might try calling the base's public affairs office and ask them to look for the name in their "alpha roster." That may or maynot work, depending on how vigilant the person you talk to is. Last ditch effort, get in touch with the person's family back home. They usually know where their soldier is.   Hope something in here helps.
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Ask :) If it's not possible, you can search on yahoo member directory (if it is a yahoo address). But this is a confidential area and won't show every user's email address unless they added it to the member directory. (There's an option in yahoo profiles where a user can put his/her email address in the member directory). \n-Next option is to search for their full name, or full name + palce etc.  on google and hope they have put it somewhere on places like hi5, myspace, personal blog or any website. If not, then rue the fact why you didn't keep in touch with them before.
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A specific soldier, or any soldier? \n\nYou can send your message of support to any soldier via this form: \nhttp://anyservicemember.navy.mil/\nSnailmail addresses are here: \nhttp://www.defenselink.mil/specials/abby/