This Is Not a Drill: Finding Pearl Harbor Records
In honor of the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, we're sharing some resources that help ensure the events of that day are never forgotten.
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The U.S. recently received 55 boxes from North Korea believed to contain the remains of service members lost in the Korean War. Learn how DNA will play a vital role in identifying these remains and returning them to their awaiting families.
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Countless immigrant ancestors joined the Army of their newfound homeland. In fact, beginning in the Civil War, alien soldiers with honorable Army discharges could be fast-tracked to naturalization. (Marine Corps and Navy veterans were able to “fast-track” beginning in 1894, and nearly all World War I soldiers were exempted from many of the residency and […]
Read MoreDocument Detective: Military Headstone Application Premium
Headstone and medallion application forms can provide excellent information for your family research. Here are some tips for accessing them.
Read MoreHow to Research Vietnam War Military Service
Learn more about the experiences of your relatives who served during the Vietnam War.
Read More4 Ways to Honor Your Military Ancestors
Whether your ancestor served in Virginia, South Carolina, Normandy or Iwo Jima, the veterans in your family have a tale worth telling. Honor military ancestors in your family with these four strategies.
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Now What: Understanding Confederate Discharge Papers Premium
Do you have questions about your ancestors military discharge form? David A. Fryxell answers your genealogy research questions in Now What.
Read More5 Tips for Researching Your Relative’s Vietnam War Service
Our five research tips will help you start learning more about your loved one's service in the armed forces during the Vietnam War.
Read MoreWhat is a DD-214 Form?: A Section-by-Section Look
A DD 214 or discharge paper, can be confusing with military acronyms and jargon. Start deciphering the form to learn more about your veteran's service.
Read MoreHow to Find Your Ancestor’s US Military Records Free eBook
This free ebook has been curated to provide you with genealogy research methods for finding your ancestors’ military service records.
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