I am trying to find someone's  address in the military.?
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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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you can try a people search on yahoo i think there is a phone number reversal search...good luck
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you can go to www.whitepages.com or www.yellowpages.com....put in the name and even the telephone number of the person you are looking for and it should pop up witht the address
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Send them an email and ask. \n\nThe address could show up with the name if you google it.
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AKO Address is "firstname.lastname@us.army. mil"  Sometimes there are more than one personed of that name, so the convention is to add a number to the end or include the middle initial (firstname.M.lastname1@us.army. mil)\n\nIf you know where the person is stationed, or his unit, you can contact that base via phone.  Base phone #s can be found at http://www.army.mil  within "Army A-Z" under the "search" window.\n\nHis family should also know how to contact him, if you know them too.
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To locate an active-duty member at the U.S. Navy: \n\nNavy Worldwide Locator\nNavy Personnel Command\nPERS 312E2\n5720 Integrity Drive\nMillington, TN 38055-3120 \n\nPh: 866/827-5672 or 1-901-874-3388
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I assume you don't have that relative's phone number, cuz I guess you could pick up the phone and just ask for their address.  lol\n\nYou can check out this website and following the prompts and enter the name of the person you are looking for.
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Contacting the army may give you a forwarding address, or you could hire a private detective however without any more information that may be a dead end.  First thing i'd try is the Army.
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go to www.zabasearch.com its a great website to find peoples addresses and phone numbers for free
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Try AKO white pages, that will do it.  Soldier's e-mail addresses are usually firstname.lastname@us.army.mil or firstname.mi.lastname@us.army.mil
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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 sending an inquiry to the Marines.  They should be able to give you his adress.
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Search his name in d address book..
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Call (760) 830-6213.  That will get you to the public affairs office on the base (the only # I can find that is on the base).  If you know the Unit he works for (squadron or battalion) tell them that.  By law they will have to help you (that is what public affairs does), just give as much info as you know (name, unit, ssn).  The military is good at finding people who work in the military.\n\nGood luck and I apologies on behalf of a fellow military man for your son being hurt.
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Type in "National Personnel Records Center" in your search bar.  You will need the full name, rank, and social security number of the person you are seeking.
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http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/locatorservices/ht/locatearmy.htm\n\ntry the steps on this link
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try googeling "military .com" this can hepl if you know what unit he was in. ... otherwise , no dont ring a bell.... try just googeling his name ... i found a friend that way