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Page Title: Figure 4-3.Example of a Record of Receipt, OPNAV Form 5511/10
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Figure 4-3.—Example of a Record of Receipt, OPNAV Form 5511/10. Return Receipts are not a reliable form of proof of delivery. Return Receipts are signed at the post office point   of   delivery   at   the   same   time   a   signature   is obtained  for  the  Registered  or  Certified  item.  Return Receipts often become detached from the item before delivery or lost in the mail while being returned to the originator. Q8. Q9. Q10. What special service offers a chain of receipts from the originator to addressee? Certifieds mail is handled the same as what other class of mail? Under the Government Losses in Shipment Act, federal  agencies  are  prohibited  from  using  what Q11. special  service  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining indemnity? When proof of delivery is required on an article SUMMARY mailed to another government agency, what form should  be  enclosed? In  this  chapter  we  examined  the  different  mail classifications   used   by   the   United   States   Postal Service. We talked about the Navy mailing policy and explained  the  special  mailing  services  available  for use on official mail. 4-7

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