Shipping Packages to
Foreign Countries
11/05/2006
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In the "Address1"
field for Army, Navy and Marines enter Unit Number and Box Number; for Ships
enter Ship Name and Hull Number; for Air Force enter PSC Number and Box
Number. This is the most important number, get it from your soldier. In the "Address
2" field you can enter optional military command or organization name
(ex. USAG J or 2/566 Postal Co.). This
is somewhat important and varies widely as how your soldier is deployed. In the "City"
field enter On the "State"
line, select one of the following: Get
this from your soldier. AE - Armed Forces Europe, Middle East, Africa and AA - Armed Forces AP - Armed Forces Pacific On the "ZIP Code"
line, enter the 5-digit ZIP code for the military unit. Get this from your soldier. |
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Name & Rank Address 1 Address 2 |
FirstName LastName,
Rank Unit 12345 444 INF Battalion, Bravo Co |
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Customs Declaration
Form CP72: You will need to fill out
Form CP72 at your local This is only necessary if
you are shipping a package and not a letter. |
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FROM: |
Enter your address
information |
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TO: |
Enter your soldier’s
address information |
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Contents: |
Enter what the package
contains |
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Weight: |
After the post office
weighs the package enter the weight |
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Box10: |
Select whether you are
going to use Priority or Surface (SAM) |
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Box11: |
Select GIFT for your
package |
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Box16: |
Sign your name |
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Box6: |
Enter an estimated value |
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Box9: |
The post office will enter
the postage fee |
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Box17: |
Check whether you want it
returned The post office will stamp
the form as received & dated |
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