How can I obtain copies
of my, or my relative's, Army personnel records?
Where can I find information about Army casualties?
Where can I find a history of a particular Army unit?
How do I find information about what my relative did in the Army?
(Trace their route of march, find out where they served, etc.)
Where can I find official unit records?
Where can I find official Army photographs and motion pictures?
I understand that my unit received a decoration after I left it,
how can I verify that information?
Where can I find information on displaying and wearing unit awards?
Where can I find information about medals or awards given to
a family member? How do I get replacement medals or awards for
myself or a family member?
Where can I find information on unit patches and insignia?
I have a relative that was killed during the war and is buried overseas,
where can I find information about the cemetary and burial site?
Where can I find information on the Cold War Certificate?
How can I locate a U.S. Army veteran?
Where can I find historical information on the other Armed Services?
What does the "D" signify in D-Day, and the "H" signify in H-Hour?
What is the origin of the 21-gun salute?
What is the correct name of the 2d Ranger Battalion's landing
point on D-Day, Pointe du Hoe or Pointe du Hoc?
How many U.S. Army five-star generals have
there been and who were they?
Who was the first soldier to accomplish a given task, such as entering
Berlin in World WarII, or the first killed on D-Day, or who was
the "wealthiest," "youngest," or "oldest" soldier in U.S. Army history?
What is the difference between artillery
shrapnel and shell fragments?
What type of Army career did Elvis Presley have?
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Last updated 3 October 2003
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