Sam Halpert, B-17 Navigator

The American WWII Orphans Network

376th Heavy Bombardment Group Veterans Association

World War II Plus 55

BattleZone Ltd.

WWII WASP

The Mighty Eighth Air Force Heritage Museum

Visit Charles E. Brumback's page...a graduate of Selman Field.

Arjen's Avaition Links

Veterans' Hepatitis C Web Page

RixDobbs,World War II Books

Perrin Field in Denison, Texas


Click on the graphic above to visit the Military Women Home Page


Click on graphic to go to the "Disabled American Veterans Organization"

Graphic courtesy of Doc


Resources for locating veteran service information


Are you trying to find out information about a family member's service? Or are you trying to locate your own records? Or perhaps you are trying to locate a particular individual with whom you or a loved one served. If so, this is the page for you.

Good luck in your search!
-Rita

Part I: Service Records


National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records, located in St. Louis, MO
- This is the Website for the National Archives' Military Records Center. It details how to get information from them. It also details not only what records were lost in the 1973 fire, but also how they've managed to find some back-up sources of information. This is one of the best places to start your search.

Air Force Historical Research Agency
Another very good place to get details on who to contact for information, as well as what you will need to get it. This information applies to all branches of the military, not just the Air Force.

Dad's War: Finding and Telling Your Father's WWII Story-by Wes Johnston.

Wes gives seminars and has published a book on locating veterans data. At this site you will find many good links for tracking down information on the Web.

Part II: Reunion and Historical Organizations


Once you've found out what unit your friend or family member served in, you will then need to find out if there is a "Reunion Group" or "Historical Association" for that unit. They will probably have detailed information on the person you are looking for. They are also great places to meet old friends or service buddies and to make new friends.

Check out the pages linked below. They are pages of military and veteran's organization links. There are an astounding number of resources on-line and these pages go a long way to cataloging them. And if you can't find the exact unit you're looking for, DO NOT be discouraged. Only a small percentage of reunion and veterans organizations are on-line. So contact one that is similar. There is a good chance they will be able to point you in the right direction. I personally get several e-mails per week asking for information.

Army Alumni Organizations - Start here! All branches of the service.

Veteran and Military Websites

Military Brats On-Line

Part III: Locating an individual


Now, if you are looking for a particular person, you may also wish to try the following links. They are essentially 'telephone books' on the internet.

Switchboard

WhoWhere?

Search Engines



Alta Vista

Yahoo



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