I am sending a letter to someone in military, his rank is gunnery sgt. how would i address it?
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Yes, ma'am. You can also use the abbreviation GySgt.
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Address your mail to the concerned person, followed by the base he/she is posted at, then the rest of the address.\n\nFor eg:\n\nLt Cdr Torpedo Singh \nINS Kalinga\n\nC/o Fleet Mail Office\nHQ Eastern Naval Command\nVishakapatnam\nAndhra Pradesh\nIndia\n\n\nThis should be more than adequate.
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Check out militarypride.com.  They will send you a name and address to correspond with someone in the military.
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It would be much better to find a contact person at Sears to whom you can address the letter - you can easily check their  website for the contact or make a phone call if necessary to find a name.  Otherwise, direct the letter to a specific department, such as "Dear Customer Service Representative" or "Attention: Regional Manager" etc.
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Private E-1\nPrivate E-2\nPrivate First Class\nCorpral/Specialist\nSergeant\nStaff Sergeant\nSergeant First Class\nFirst Sergeant/Master Sergeant\nCommand Sergeant Major\n\nSecond Lieutenant\nFirst Lieutenant\nCaptain\nMajor\nLieutenant Colonel\nColonel\nBrigadier General\nMajor General\nLieutenant General\nGeneral
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LT assignments  Mr. Keith Jones jonesk0@hoffman.army.mil\n\nCPT and 1LT(P)  CPT Sedrick Jackson Sedrick.Jackson@hoffman.army.mil
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E-1: Private, E-2: Private Second Class, E-3: Private First Class, E-4: Specialist/Corporal, E-5: Sergeant, E-6: Staff Sergeant, E-7: Sergeant First Class, E-8: Master Sergeant/ First Sergeant, E-9: Sergeant Major/Command Sergeant Major/ Sergeant Major of the Army. W-1: Warrant officer 1, w-2: chief warrant officer 2, w-3: chief warrant officer 3, w-4: chief warrant officer 4, w-5: chief warrant officer 5. o-1: second lieutinant, o-2: first lieutinant, o-3: captain, o-4: major, o-5: lieutinant colonel, o-6: colonel, o-7: brigadier general, o-8: major general, o-9: lieutinant general, o-10: general. by the numbers, i'm right all the way, 10 pts for me!!!
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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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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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Write them a letter and explain the situation
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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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Send an email to him ask him politely. Mention that you are a person and not a system generated email
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This can be handled in many fashions.\n\nI would have to know your rank to get into the details.\n\nHowever I can tell you one way that will work\nreguardless of rank.  It is the safest way.\n\nRequest Mast.  You can bypass the First Sergeant because Request Mast offically runs the officers in your chain of command.  You can bypass the lower ranking officers, if you state your desire to do so in the request mast.  If you do this, make sure the problems you have with your First Sergeant are Not your Fault!!\n\nIf I can be of any other assistance, please let me know!\n\nMSGT Brinegar abrinegar@yahoo.com
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Hes CONFUSED...Hes Going Into MILITARY TRAINING\nGive Him A Little Space Right Now..BUT\nStand By Him..\nSupport Him.. \nAnd WRITE TO HIM ALOT\nI Mean ALOT....Write Him A Letter EVERY DAY\nHe Will Love It\n\nHell Come Around\n\nGood Luck
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If you know their first n last name..and maybe their Rank or Job specialty.. write a letter to them, to their home base..such as.. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy. They usually have a website with an address..ex. FPO AE 09623.\n\nJust make it look like this.\n\nCS1 Crissens, Michael\nNAS Sigonella Italy\nFPO AE09623\n\nThat's teh best way, n their mail will be forwarded to them out in the field. Again, do a search for their military base, and they usually have online newsletters or addresses posted on their. Then their mail will be forwarded to them.
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I am in the army and i will contact him thro AKO (army only email) if u email me.  I will tell him to contact you when u leave your email me.  Thank and have a good day.
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Your Co. Name\nCo. Address\nCity, State Zip\n\nTheir Co. Name\nTheir Co. Address\nCity, State Zip\nAttn: (if necessary)\n\nDear Mr./Ms. whoever\n\nWith respect to. . .  (first paragraph should state why you are writing).\n\nIn my experience . . .  (second paragraph should state why and/or how you can help them as described in the first paragraph).\n\nI look forward to . . . (final paragraph should breifly state/remind them of what you said in the first 2 paragraphs, and that you wish to further communications on this matter with the addressee).\n\nSincerely,\n\n(your signature)\n\nType your name as signed here\n\ncc: where a copy of this letter has been circulated, other than the addressee\n\n*This is just a basic format, and can or should be adjusted to the particular reason for sending the letter in the first place.