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Chief of Naval Operations has designated that the
Commander, Naval Supply Systems Command
(NAVSUP, SUP05), located in Mechanicsburg, PA, act
as the single point for matters relating to postal policy.
Each fleet commander-in-chief is directly responsible
for the administration, operation, and monitoring of the
Military Postal Service within that portion of the postal
service under his/her control. Figure 1-1 shows the
Navy’s chain of command for postal policy matters and
MPSA’s chain-of-command for operational matters.
USPS/DOD POSTAL AGREEMENT
Earlier in this nonresident training manual
(NRTC), it was stated that MPOs operate as an
extension of the USPS. Since Navy post offices
(NPOs) technically are part of the MPS, their operation
must follow the current postal agreement between the
DOD and the USPS. The following are highlights from
this agreement.
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SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
CHIEF OF NAVAL
OPERATIONS
COMMANDER, NAVAL SUPPLY
SYSTEMS COMMAND
CINCPACFLT
CINCLANTFLT
CINCUSNAVEUR
COMUSNAVCENT
TYPE COMMANDER
TYPE COMMANDER
TYPE COMMANDER
TYPE COMMANDER
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
MILITARY POSTAL
SERVICE AGENCY (MPSA)
COMMANDER, NAVAL
SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND
COMUSNAVCENT
CINCUSNAVEUR
CINCLANTFLT
CINCPACFLT
SHIP/SHORE STATIONS
NAVY POLICY MATTERS
NAVY OPERATIONAL MATTERS
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Figure 1-1.—Chains-of-command for posta l policy and postal operational matters.
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