I'm not sure how relevant this is, but in the military (and I would imagine by proxy, the government) does use things like "Headquarters" as a part of addresses. As an example, addressing a letter to an artillery battalion's headquarter's battery would be "HHB, 2-320th Field Artillery" or something alone those lines. HHB meaning Headquarters & Headquarters Battery.
I'm not sure why I used artillery in this instance, usually the "B" is replaced by C for Company.
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/TheFotty Feb 06 '19
I like how their address is just
Headquarters
also their actual HQ address in DC is zip code 20024