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Military addresses must show the grade, full name with middle name or initial, and PSC number, unit number, or ship name. Replace the city name with "APO " or "FPO," and the state with "AA," "AE," or "AP," and use a special ZIP Code. All APO / FPO shipments must be made by using the United States Post Office (USPS).

The proper format to enter a military address is: Name - First and Last. Address Line 1 - Unit and Box numbers. Address Line 2 - Usually not needed, but if the address includes an FOB (Forward Operating Base) it can be put here. City - APO (Army Post Office)/FPO (Fleet Post Office)/DPO (Diplomatic Post Office)

C / O full name (includes first name, middle name or initial, and last name) "OPC", "UPR", "UNIT?, ?CPR?, or ?PSC? and number; and box number assigned. APO or FPO (?city?) designation and the appropriate two-letter AA, AE, or AP (?state?) abbreviation followed by the ZIP Code? or ZIP+4® Code number.

APO/FPO/DPO mail will be delivered to military personnel across the globe as long as the military service member has an assigned ZIP code, also referred to as an APO/FPO/DPO number. THE USPS PROVIDES DOMESTIC LEVEL OF SERVICE TO MILITARY PERSONNEL.

-- For Army/Air Post Office addresses, enter ?APO?. -- For Fleet Post Office addresses, enter ?FPO?. -- For Diplomatic Post Office addresses, enter "DPO". Select one of the following as the State, as shown below.

Follow these four steps to address FPO or APO mail correctly: Write the full name of the service member and include their rank (i.e., CPT Bob Smith) Include their unit and assigned box number (i.e., Box 0402) Enter the appropriate military postal code in the area where you would typically write the city (i.e., APO/FPO)