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• The military post office has refused to deliver tonnes of donations for Bosnian refugees.
• The area was home to the first non-military post office in Kansas.
• Likewise, the inspector general examined procedures for processing mail originating at overseas military post offices.
• Murchison Military Post Office opened at the camp on 2 October 1941 and closed in 1947.
• It was transporting US Army postal workers to set up a military post office at Bordeaux, France.
• Hay Military Post Office was open from 4 December 1940 until 29 June 1946, defining the main period of use of the facility.
• Military Post Offices may be used only be retirees who reside in Germany for over 30 days and who have Box R privileges with restrictions.
• These postal codes each represent a number of military post offices abroad, which are specified not by postal code but by CFPO or FMO number.
• Wayville Post Office opened around 1909 . Wayville Military Post Office was open from 16 July 1940 until 19 October 1946 while the Showgrounds were used as an army camp.
• On May 22, 1781, the Decree of S間ur closed the military post offices of the upper rank to the common persons, reserving those ranks exclusively for the nobility.
• Florida law states that an overseas ballot must have a postmark, either from a foreign country's postal service, or from a U . S . military post office.
• "Our limited samples of outbound mail on hand at three military post offices showed that mail was generally postmarked with the current date, " the IG report said.
• Rowlands had been sending 4.5 kilogram packages-- the largest the military post office will take-- to her husband Mike, a peacekeeper stationed in the former Yugoslavia.
• It turns out that the book's buyer _ whose address was a military post office box and the ZIP code 09175 _ was overseas, and I had to fill out a customs form.
• Cohen said he was very concerned about reports that ballots filed to Florida by members of the armed forces were ruled ineligible because military post offices failed to postmark the ballots in accordance with state rules.
• She served in the Far-East for three years  first at Colombo, arranging transport for the repatriation of Dutch servicemen, and then the Dutch East Indies working in a military post office.
• In several other cases, officials said, it appeared that people in the military had turned their ballots over to military post offices, which had failed to postmark them, and the ballots were rejected.
• Recount teams within the state's 67 counties threw out more than 1, 500 of the ballots on various technical grounds, but it was unclear how many were because military post offices abroad had neglected to postmark them.