WW II Veterans Who Made It Home After the War
If the veteran brought home his discharge papers, it will give you a lot of valuable information.If you do not have the discharge papers, contact:
National Personnel Records Center
You make a request, you must submit: STANDARD FORM 180.
To obtain a copy of STANDARD FORM 180, you will need to call** and leave your name and address. (The form will be mailed to you.)
National Personnel Records Center (Military Personnel Records)
1 Archives Drive, St. Louis, MO 63138
**PHONE 314-801-0800
The National Personnel Records Center might not have any information about your veteran due to a severe FIRE in 1973 that destroyed many records.
If this is the case, you may try calling the Department of Veteran Affairs.
They have addresses and information on veterans who applied for benefits.
800-827-1000
If the Department of Veteran Affairs does not have any information, try contacting the Veteran Affairs Insurance Center.
Phone: 800-669-8477
Source: http://www.nationalww2museum.org/honor/research-a-veteran.html
1 Archives Drive, St. Louis, MO 63138
**PHONE 314-801-0800
The National Personnel Records Center might not have any information about your veteran due to a severe FIRE in 1973 that destroyed many records.
If this is the case, you may try calling the Department of Veteran Affairs.
They have addresses and information on veterans who applied for benefits.
800-827-1000
If the Department of Veteran Affairs does not have any information, try contacting the Veteran Affairs Insurance Center.
Phone: 800-669-8477
Source: http://www.nationalww2museum.org/honor/research-a-veteran.html
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