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By PI-GeorgeMartin on 2010-05-07 17:16:34

Where to search for World War II army enlistment records?

If you need to find army enlisted records or simply to learn more where to search for army enlistment records, you have come to the right place. Here are several tips that will help you find any army enlisted records.

US army records are stored at two places - The National Archives, situated at Washington D.C. and at The National Personnel Records Center, located at St. Louise, Missouri. One of the most popular army records are World War II army enlistment records. You can obtain WWII army enlistment records by filling in and submitting a request for military record copy. If you are asking for copies of records at the NPRC you need to submit a standard form 180. If the record you are looking for is stored at The National Archive, you will need to complete DD form 214.

How to obtain an army enlistment record if it is not available at the official archives?

In case the army enlistment record cannot be found in the National Archives nor in the NPRC, there are still ways to find out when a person has been enlisted in the army. The easiest way is to look for payment slips or military medical records as usually the date of enlistment is mentioned in these documents.

A great way to search for an army enlistment record is to search for it online. There are public record databases that officer all types of records. The greatest advantage of an online search is that you can find the record in just a few seconds.

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