How would address a envelope to someone in the military?
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Rank Name\nCommand\nPostal code  PO Box(OCONUS addies) or Street Address(CONUS)\nFPO/APO AP/AE or City and state as well as Zip code
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In the Army   Post Exchange
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Step one- choose a card\nStep two- write your wishes\nStep three- write a correct address on the envelope\nStep four- put a stamp\nStep five- send it\nPS If you don't know the address try e mail
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You'd have to go to the Norfolk base website and find the person in charge of houseing to e-mail. You can't live off base, unless married or a NCO or whatever they call it in the Navy.
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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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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.
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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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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.
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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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I think maybe you should just send it to the post office, they can find the person and forward whatever it is to them.  I doubt they'll give you this person's address, though.
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Here's a great sight\n\nww.anysoldier.com\n\nThey send packages and mail to deployed soldiers and give it to the ones who have either no family, or no support system at home.  It's a chance for you to really make a difference to a soldier who might other wise have no one else to encourage them.\n\nThey are great about writing back and very grateful.\n\nWhat a great heart you have!! Thanks for caring!!
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I am  military widow. However you write it will be fine. I have many cards and letters from civilians to generals, and they are all different. I dodn't believe there is any proper grammer or format to give condolances and thanks.
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www.anysoldier.com    You can send packages or letters. You can pick a female or male soldier. There are plenty of them on this website.\n\nThank you for supporting the troops!
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Ask the Administrative Officer of the Army to find the address of one of their personnel.
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Simply address it to:\n Mr. John Doe and family
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Write one and tell them how you appreciate their service.\n\nGoogle "Any Soldier"
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Just send your letter to\nSome Soldiers\nThe Army\nUk