US Army email address format

[emmx]

Does anyone here know the format the US Army uses for official email addresses?

For example, I'm in the Marine Corps and our format is '[email protected]'

I'm trying to contact my uncle who is in the Army. If I can find the format they use then I can guess his email address. Either that or maybe someone in the Army that is on here can look it up for me?

Thank you.

[Hum]

[email protected] ;)

[SacrificialSoldier]

[email protected]

http://www.usafns.com/email.shtml

[emmx]

[email protected] ;)

Why did you even reply? That is useless to me.

[email protected]

http://www.usafns.com/email.shtml

Thank you very much.

[SacrificialSoldier]

glad to help

don't be to hard on hum, post count complex!

[BigDaddy5]

Just as an FYI, not all e-mails follow the us.army.mil. Quite a few are command dependent, like West Point cadets can have a @usma.army.mil, or someone in PERSCOM can have a @perscom.army.mil address. Someone in MEPSCOM might have an @mepscom.army.mil, recruiting command might have @usarec.army.mil, etc. Just so you know, not everyone follows the standard format.

[emmx]

I know he trains the drill sergeants (somewhere in North Carolina I believe). He is a 1stSgt (just recently got promoted). I don't know what base or anything else.

[SacrificialSoldier]

Why cant you call him?

[BigDaddy5]

You sure it's not Fort Jackson, South Carolina? That's where the Drill Sergeant school is. You could always call the unit and ask for him:

http://www.jackson.army.mil/dss/index.htm

His last name isn't Sargent is it? (Just noticed the deputy commander)

[emmx]

Maybe it is South Carolina. No, his last name isn't Sargent. Yes I just saw that page too. I guess I could call and ask for him. I'll try that.

Thanks for all the information.