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b. Solicitations or inducements for mailing harmful matter, radioactive material,
switchblade knives, or intoxicating liquor.
c. Copyright violations.
d. Lewd or filthy matter.
e. Libelous matter.
f. Matter relating to national or international defense.
g. Controlled substance.
16. Complaints and Suggestions. Consumer Service Program provides postal customers with a
convenient, systematic means of communicating complaints on Consumer Service Card, PS Form
4314-C. Cards are available in the post office lobby for recording complaints, suggestions, information
requests, and compliments.
17. Incoming Mail. Incoming mail is received once or twice daily. COMFLEACT Yokosuka and
tenant commands mail shall be distributed by means of the “Mail Orderly System.” Mail for DoD
personnel and military members residing in Negishi Housing, Ikego housing and
BEQ/BOQ, will be sorted into individual lobby boxes. Otherwise, mail will be delivered to the
sponsor’s command.
18. Outgoing Mail. Navy post offices 96348, 96349, and 96351 dispatches outgoing mail to FMC
Yokohama once daily.
19. Emergency Destruction/Evacuation of Postal Effects. Official registered mail shall be given
priority in any emergency evacuation actions conducted by postal personnel. The following priorities are
established for use in arranging evacuation, affording protection, and if necessary, ensuring the
destruction of mail and postal effects.
a. Official registered mail.
b. Directory service cards.
c. Blank postal Money Order forms.
d. Currency and coins.
e. Postage stamps and stamped paper.
f. Paid Money Orders and checks on hand.
g. Money Order imprinters.
h. Other accountable mail.
i. All remaining mail.
j. All purpose and canceling stamps.
k. All other records, equipment, mail sacks and furniture.
20. Customs Procedures and Requirements
a. Responsibility for Compliance. Compliance with customs laws is the responsibility of the
individual mailer. Postal personnel shall assist mailers to the extent that the appropriate customs
declaration form is attached to items presented for mailing.
b. Mail Subject to Customs Examination and Duty
(1) All mail believed to contain merchandise, including sealed letters, letter packages,
returned articles of U.S. origin, and printed matter, mailed outside the Customs Territory of the
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