All of the World War II Army Morning Reports are now online and we are hoping Fold3 does not remove them again for 1945.
Are you ready to learn what these records mean and why they are required for your Army or Army Air Force project? Would you like to know how to define all those abbreviations and reconstruct military service? My program provides all the training and resources you need to successfully navigate the 1940-1944 reports on NARA Catalog and 1945 reports on Fold3.
Join me on Wednesday, November 4 at 7:00 p.m. CST for my revised Army Morning Report class. This will be a live small group coaching limited to 20 people. You will receive the replay, an extensive workbook, Army Morning Report Abbreviation Guide and more.
In this program I will:
- Explain what Morning Reports are and why they are so valuable.
- Show you how they can reconstruct a veteran’s footsteps.
- Show you how to begin a search for 1940-1944 Morning Reports on NARA Catalog.
- Then walk you through the 1945 Morning Reports and issues on Fold3.
- Walk you through the specific way to find your soldier or airman.
- Show you how to find every month’s unit reports.
- Discuss various ways to search these reports to find what you need.
- Explain how to obtain 1946 and beyond reports.
You also have the option to take a pre-recorded class if the live class isn’t possible or your speed. The registration page has both options.
Are you ready to reconstruct your World War II Army or Army Air Force veteran’s service? Join me next week!
Additional Resources
Stories in WWII Army Morning Reports
Company Morning Reports Tell a Story
More on Company Morning Reports
5 Reasons Why You Must Have Army and Air Force Company Morning Reports
Help! VT, WX, VN as Locations on Company Morning Reports
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