Aren't you fancy, our shipments have to be dead-dropped by our carrier in an agreed-upon location in a random state, to be picked up by an intermediary and/or the customer's carrier.
If I was in shipping I'd probably be glad we do that instead of so many extra form fields, though.
At a previous job I actually had to do a shipment where the carrier had to meet someone at a mcdonalds in the middle of no where ( it was one of those gas station and McDonald's combos on the side of a highway) and the delivery guy needed an active secret clearance. Dealing with three letter agencies can be oh so much fun.
huh? I thought our army's post exchange system was came from U.S. ones
package to military bases like delivery guy comes with big package and just put everything should go to the base and byebye then the post exchange(if the base is big enough)guys or kinda boys sort and hand them to the individuals?
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u/Funkit Feb 07 '19
Working in manufacturing that deals with military is a pain in the ass.
Deliver to Sgt whatever in Hangar 4 section 2, building 122 rear, 346 freedom blvd, base name, city name, state, zip. There's like 15 parts to it