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World War II veteran gets belated medal
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(KRIS-TV Corpus Christi) – AUSTIN, Texas — Wally Bludworth, of Kyle, flew 34 bombing missions in B-24 planes over Germany during World War II, including 19 in which he returned to England with engines shot out…

Military Records – How Can I Get My Grandfather’s ?
tangerine asked:

I know that my grandfather served in both Europe and the Pacific during the Second World War, but since he died several years before I was born, I’ve never been able to ask him questions about it. I would like to know the specifics, though, so I was wondering if it would be possible for me to obtain his military records.

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Military Records – Getting Free Public Information

If you want to find out information about a person, there are many places to get this info. Many courthouses are open to the public during regular business hours and anyone can go and peruse the records there. You will find tax information about people and the property they own, deeds, birth, death, and marriage certificates, and in some cases, military records as well. Most of this information is in the public domain and can be looked at by anyone. It is public knowledge and can be requested in


Do employers usually check up on military records?
Mr. Main Event asked:


I served in Afghanistan two years ago. Did a six month tour but was not always in the up-and-up. I did receive an honorable discharge, though.

Can employers look into veterans’ military records (in detail)?

I heard the only thing they can check is what type of discharge you have. Is this true?

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