What address can I use to mail a package to a U.S. soldiers stationed overseas?
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The military is no longer accepting packages or letters addressed to generic Soliders/Sailors/Airmen/Marines.  You MUST Have a full name and address.\n\nYour best bet is to adopt a  Unit, possibly from a nearby base or Reserve unit, and use the Rear Det(person left behind to run interferance) as your liason.  They can also provide you with wish lists as well as alist of prohibited items.  Many Lgions and VFW posts have also adopted units, so you can also check there to see if they have any extra people who could use a pick me up.
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To the Post office.  Only certain branches have this service, be sure to check at www.usps.gov
50423
Yes.  http://www.usps.com/
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You can go to a 'plethora' of sites like OpGratitude or even give your nearest base a call and ask the operator for the PAO for the deployed unit, or find the Chaplain's Corner email/snail mail address and address it "To any Soldier" or Get ahold of the Family Support Centers
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http://www.americasupportsyou.mil/AmericaSupportsYou/letters_messages.html\nthis place list all of them. There are just so many out there this page list them all and is a .mil so these are the ones the DOD knows about.
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http://www.americasupportsyou.mil/americasupportsyou/Message.aspx?SectionID=5\n\nThe Official web site from Dept of Defense.
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mail some of your stuff there
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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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Try http://usps.com. They should know.
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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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The military will only ship to your Home of Record.  I, honestly, don't know if that applies to family members in cases such as yours.  Your best bet is to contact the transportation office.
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If you're shipping to a military address, (usually and FPO, or APO address), it costs the same as shipping in the United States.  So, depending on how long you want it to take to get here depends on how you want to send it.  I usually send them priority out of here and it can take a few days or a few weeks to get home.  Same goes for packages coming here.
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SPC, there are a number of organizations you can find that will send you care packages if you give them you raddress as opposed to begging in public.\n\nhttp://www.treatsfortroops.com/\nhttp://www.anysoldier.com/\nhttp://www.operationwecare.com/\nhttp://www.opgratitude.com/\nhttp://www.americasupportsyou.mil/\n\nTo list a very few.  Please gather your dignity and remember you represent more than yourself when you are wearing that uniform.\n\nTo those of you reading this, instead of singling out one soldier to send gifts to, please consider supporting these organizations and spread your support and generosity.\n\nOr, if you wish to support othe organizations that do tangible service work for troops every single day, consider buying stock in Haliiburton, KBR, DHL, Hessco, Conrack....\n\nSGT Robert White
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If you are in the Army; go to www.us.army.mil Log in and then go from there. If not shoot me an e-mail.
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anysoldier.com, anymarine.com, anysailor,com and anyairman.com.  The letters are sent to the unit, and people who want to respond can take them and write back.  It's usually the people who aren't getting any mail from home and are glad to have someone to write to.  It's a nice idea and can really make someones day.
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You can only send through anysoldier.com.  The military is not taking any unsolicited mail at this time due to the terrorists threats.  Please go to www.anysoldier.com to send you wishes and thanks!
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Info on locating a soldiers email address or his/hers unit's address can be found at this site.\n\nhttp://www.usafns.com/email.shtml