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Outlook - US Army mail setup

Set up Outlook US Army

On this page you'll find the US Army mail settings for Outlook. Besides an overview with the imap and pop3 server mailsettings for US Army, we offer you a comprehensive guide for setting up your US Army email on your Outlook.

The exact steps may vary by version, but all the settings can to be found here. If you don't succeed or you think something is not right, do not hesitate to ask your question at the bottom of the page!

1 Start Outlook, click the File tab and click in the category information Account Settings

2 Click in the tab Email on New.

3 Switch on Server Settings and click Next.

4 Select Internet Email Addresses, click Next and enter the following data among user data:

Your name: Your full name.
Email Address: your full email address.

5 In the box Type Account below Server Information, select imap and fill out the following information:

Incoming e-mail: imap.us.army.milIncoming port: 993Outgoing e-mail: mailrouter.us.army.milOutgoing port: 465

6 Below Login Information fill in the following settings:

E-mail: your US Army email-adressPassword: your US Army email-password Login with security: ssl

7 Click on Test Account Settings. If all goes well, click next and then finish.

Question and Answer

  • So I was wondering if I can get unlimited storage for my email. My email is full and I cant delete any of the emails I need for my job. I'm a 92Y Supply Specialist. Thank you

    1 day ago

  • see mail

    1 day ago

  • see mail

    1 day ago

  • check email

    1 day ago

  • What's the correct domain for sending an email to a civilian working for the Army? I tried to send an email to someone at Walter Reed Army Medical Center by putting first name.middle initial.last name.civ@mil.mail but it came back saying address not found because the domain mil.mail couldn't be found.

    3 months ago

  • I keep getting a failed error Log onto incoming mail server (POP3): Outlook cannot connect to your incoming (POP3) email server. If you continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).

    7 months ago

  • philipcoolidge@gmail.com

    9 months ago

  • I need to check my email.

    1 year ago

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Mail settings US Army

POP / IMAP imap
Incoming server imap.us.army.mil
Incoming port 993
SSl (security) incoming ssl
Outgoing server mailrouter.us.army.mil
Outgoing port 465
Requires sign-in yes