What Size For Navy Racks, Coast Guard Racks, or Submarine Racks?

US Navy rack mattress sizes are associated with the type of berthing personnel are assigned onboard the ship and are commonly based on their rank/paygrade. E-6 and below are "Crew" and will share the same berthing areas. E-7 to E-9 are "CPO" or Chief Petty Officers. O-1 and above assigned to staterooms are "Officer". Junior Officers, O-1 to O-3, on larger Naval Ships can be assigned to staterooms that accommodate 3-4 personnel. These 3-4 person staterooms have "CPO" size rack mattresses. Coast Guard Cutter berthing and other Coast Guard vessels are the "CPO" size rack mattresses. We always recommend measuring the rack and referring to our size guide to be certain of the specific size you might need.

Do I need Regular or Long size?

Most likely "Regular" size. 90% of Crew berthings for E-6 and below on US Navy surface ships are "Crew" size rack sheets. "Crew Long" size rack sheets are more common on newer CVN and LCS ship classes. "CPO Long" size rack sheets are common in many CPO berthings. See our Size Guide for exact measurements. If you are ordering Fleet Sheets as a gift for a Junior Sailor but not 100% sure, we recommend the regular "Crew" size. Feel free to reach out to us for assistance. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Exchanges and Returns are zero hassle. Contact Us Now.

Are Fleet Sheets authorized for shipboard use?

Yes! Shipboard rack bed-linen/bed-spreads made of cotton and poly/cotton blends are authorized for Navy (N) shipboard use. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) does not provide any shipboard specification requirements for bed-linen/bed-spreads as these items are considered consumables (items replaced frequently for replenishment and/or normal wear & tear). NAVSEA does provide shipboard specifications, especially relative to fire retardancy requirements, for rack pillows, rack curtains, and rack mattresses, as these items are NOT considered consumables. The most applicable reference for shipboard rack bed-linen/bed-spreads is CCC-C-430F.

How Do I Send My Order Directly To A Ship?

Via USPS. When sending your order via USPS to an FPO address, use the following information and example: Enter the full name of the addressee. Enter the unit or Post Office box number. Enter the city. The city must be entered as either “APO,” “FPO” or “DPO.” Don’t put the name of the actual city. Enter the state. The State must be either “AA” “AE” or “AP.” Don’t put the name of actual state or country. Enter the zip code. Enter the 5-digit zip code for the military unit. It must start with a 0 or 9. Sailor Name USS Dwight D Eisenhower CVN 69 Unit 100236 Box 1 FPO, AE 09532 Company/Ship Name: USS Dwight D Eisenhower CVN 69 Address line 1: Unit 100236 Box 216 City:FPO *State:AE Zip Code:09532 *There are 3 options when selecting the state for a military address: "AA" (Armed Forces of the Americas) "AE" (Armed Forces of Europe) "AP" (Armed Forces of the Pacific)

Size Guide for Navy Ship Racks - What Size Are Navy Racks?

Fleet Sheets Sizes for Navy Ship Racks, Coast Guard Ship Racks, and Submarine Racks.

Size Guide for Navy Ship Racks - What Size Are Navy Racks? | Fleet Sheets

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