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Can Anyone Give Me The Address To The Navy "A" School?
I have been looking around but have been unable to locate the address for the Navy A school in Great Lakes... Can anyone help me out with that.
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Comment by lemonelephant on July 18, 2012 at 6:31pm
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https://www.facebook.com/notes/training-support-center-tsc-great-la... indicates
The mailing address for students at Training Support Center Great Lakes is as follows:
(SN/FN) Last Name, First Name MI
BEQ Number and Room Number
Training Support Center Great Lakes
320A Dewey Avenue
Great Lakes, IL 60088
Packages can be sent to the same address, yet some due to size may have to be picked up at the central mail facility in Bldg. 621. Do not sent cash or other uninsured valuables.
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Comment by Junebugg on November 4, 2022 at 11:34am
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Hello, can someone help me with the address for the Navy A school in Point Loma CA. (San Diego) I would like to send a care package to my Sailor.
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Comment by Chipmunk on November 8, 2022 at 12:07am
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Junebugg - have you tried a Google Search? Naval Base Point Loma Navy College Office | Military.com
I would not assume this is a correct address but wait, and check into it first.
Sorry, I am falling asleep as I am trying to do Google Searches. Be sure to add (- Navy or - Ombudsman) with your search engine for your son's school. I don't have enough specific information, I don't think of just using "address for the Navy A school in Point Loma CA. (San Diego)"
Also, your son needs to speak to his SLPO, and find out what his address is. If that doesn't work, then he needs to go to his Chief or someone else that is over him and find out this information, and also ask for the contact information for the Ombudsman as well. If your son is living in barracks, there should be a mail room location for his A school. - I apologize if I am sounding harsh, I don't mean to, I understand how frustrating this is. However, your sailor has to be the one in most cases, to get the address and then pass it along to their family. It follows the protocol for almost everything that transpires from sailor to family.
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Junebugg - I posted a message on your page, someone replied in our group. They suggested that you - Try emailing the Public Affairs Officer, they should be able to give guidance.
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