Remember, the PAO is rarely the sole duty for this officer, so don't expect an instant reply. If you are building a model, or have some specific connection with the ship it does not hurt to mention that, or even enclose a snapshot, in my experience. By the time ZIP codes were introduced, the ship no longer existed. I finally made one up.
I had the clearance for more than 20 years, by the way. One of the addresses I had to give them with ZIP code was a fraternity house at a Midwestern college. I wonder if any of them had any idea who I was? By that time, I was out of the navy. So what? They never checked whatever I did put on the form and by that time, the ship itself had been razor blades for many a long year. The requirement for a ZIP code was pure bureaucratic bullshit, to start with.
Jim McLaughlin These opinions are mine, mine, mine! And not anybody else's. So there. Cachet by Tom Armstrong. Independence Day, cachet by Robert Jank. Collectors request, ships cachet, requested by Donald Lawson.
Cachet by Roger A. Cachet by the Stephen Decatur Chapter No. In the killers on one copy of the cancel were cut to 20 mm Aa ". Cachet by Gary R. Official Business. Friden Meter. Navy Day , ships cachet on the back of a cover created by Richard F. Postmark designed by Wolfgang Hechler , cachet by Michael Brock. Non-Postal Marking from the back of the cover, cachet by Steve Kovacs. The ships sponsor is JoAnn K.
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