MILITARY ADDRESSES IN OVERSEAS LOCATIONS The U.S. Postal Service will be used for all packages delivered to overseas military addresses (e.g. APO/FPO/MPO). For overseas military addresses, the state must be the appropriate two-letter "state" abbreviation (AA, AE, or AP) and the appropriate 5-digit ZIP Code or ZIP+4 (The 3-digit zip code prefix for AA is 340, AE is 090-098, and for AP is 962-966). The delivery address line must show the ship name, unit number, consolidated mail room (CMR) number or PSC number, and box number (if assigned). These other considerations also apply: Mail addressed to Army personnel must show grade, full name (including first and middle name (or middle initial), and unit number. Mail addressed to Air Force personnel must show grade, full name (including first and middle name (or middle initial), and PSC or unit number.

Mail addressed to Navy and Marine Corps personnel must show rank or rating, full name, including first and middle name (or middle initial), and PSC number for shore-based units. Ship names must be used if applicable. Mail sent to dependants residing in overseas locations must be addressed in care of the military personnel or sponsor. Geographic addresses. Mail showing a foreign city and country in addition to the military address is considered international mail and is subject to the postage rates and conditions stated under the International Mail Section listed above. This mail will not be retained with the APO/FPO systems.

TRACKING YOUR PACKAGE The day your package is shipped, we will send you an e-mail notification detailing when it was shipped, shipping company (UPS or USPS) and a tracking number if applicable.