Webinar recorded 15 December 2018 as part of the Holland Genealogy Group meeting.
World War II research is surrounded by stories and myths which often give people the perception they cannot obtain any information about military service.
- Have you heard, ‘All the records burned!’
- Have you read on a website that you must be the next-of-kin to receive information?
- Do you think sending in one form to request records gives you everything available?
- Do you know there are additional records at NPRC, that staff will not search for you, that are required for Army and Army Air Forces research?
- Do you think starting your search in unit records will provide all the answers?
In this introductory course, you will learn everything you need to know to locate and document as much information as possible before you start requesting military records. This is especially important if your service member was in the Army or the Army Air Forces. Using WWII as a foundation, we will bust myths, tell stories that explain what is available and how you can get started on your own at home.
Purchase the webinar on our WWII Education site.
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Hello, I have been trying for years to find my great grandfather from WWI. Albert William Anderson and his brother Douglas Anderson. Douglas supposedly died during target practice. They were from Georgia. Just hoping to find information to get my grandmother on her dad (shes 94 and this would make her world).