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FPO = Fleet post office for Navy personel.

Apo = Army post office for Army personel

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What is FPOS?

APO = Army Post Office FPO = Fleet Post Office, they are how most military personnel get their mail.


What is APO FPO?

APO = Army Post Office FPO = Fleet Post Office, they are how most military personnel get their mail.


What does APO does for in the military?

Army Post Office, Addresses for overseas locations


Is extra postage required to send a card or letter to a soldier stationed in Afghanistan?

No, you will be mailing it to the Military Mail System which is either a Fleet Post Office (FPO) or an Army Post Office (APO). The cost is the same as domestic mail service.


What does fpo mean in an address?

It stands for fleet post office. This is a post office that is overseas but that comes with a special rate from the post office to make shipping less expensive for members of the military.


How do you send mail to the three American stations in Antarctica?

Depending on which station you want to send mail to, you can obtain the military postal service address from the recipient. Generally, service is provided by the Air/Army Post Office™ or the Fleet Post Office.


What stands for FPO?

It stands for fleet post office. This is a post office that is overseas but that comes with a special rate from the post office to make shipping less expensive for members of the military.


What do you mean by FPO in terms of postal abbreviation?

Fleet Post Office


What does FPO mean in the air force?

Fleet Post Office for military mail.


What is APO AP?

APO is a U.S. Postal Service abbreviation for military mail. APO = Army Post Office FPO = Fleet Post Office AP = Armed forces in the Pacific AA = Armed forces in the Americas AE = Armed forces in Europe (and the Middle East)


Where is FPO AP?

Fleet Post Office- armed forces pacific fpo-ap


What is an fpo box?

FPO is usually a US Navy address or "Fleet Post Office"