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USS Truxtun DDG 103
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For anyone with a sailor aboard the USS Truxtun stationed in Norfolk.
Location: Norfolk, Virginia
Members: 34
Latest Activity: Apr 19, 2022
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Comment by LindaB on June 10, 2014 at 8:58am
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It is FPO:
Sailor's rank and name
Department, (i.E., Executive Dept., etc., if you know it)
USS Truxtun DDG 103
APO-AE 09588-1309
I have sent packages about every two weeks,and my son has received them all.
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Comment by Ginnysue on June 10, 2014 at 8:48am
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The address I was given had FPO, not APO. Confused again! This was the ombudsman also. Help?
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Comment by Chris, Forever Ray's Proud Mom on June 10, 2014 at 5:58am
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Rate Last name, F Name
Job, Dept
USS TRUXTUN (DDG 103)
APO, AE 09588-1309
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Comment by acgi mom on June 10, 2014 at 2:49am
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Can someone give me the correct FPO address. My son gave me one zip code and the ombudsman gave me another. Thanks
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Thank you, Chris. I feel a lot better about it now. One of the things we sent was deer jerky, vacuum sealed. I told my son to make sure it wasn't rancid before he ate it, but he said he would eat it anyway also :0). I know they are not starving him, but they just love a taste of home! Thanks again!
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Hey Ginnysue, the tracking only goes as far as the post office before the pkg leaves the US as I understand. Yes, it can take 6 weeks, my son has received them anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks, so it just depends when it hits the location that is delivered to the ship by chopper. The cookies I made were, of course, in the 6week box, so they were so dried out. (But he said they still ate them!)
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Is it common for a package to take four weeks plus to be delivered? I looked up a tracking# for a package I sent May 12, and the last info they had was that it left Chicago on the fifteenth?that doesn't tell me anything! My son still hasn't received it. Thank you
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If you didn't get what you need, you can try me.
email is lindacbrinson@gmail.com
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Comment by Ellen on May 28, 2014 at 8:20pm
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Or email ddg103ombudsman@gmail.com
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