Russell L asked:
I want to get copies of my military records. Is there a web site or an address that I can go through to get a copy.
- (Asia Times) – Although it concluded more than 60 years ago, the Tokyo War Crimes Trial is still a live issue today – in Japan as in the world at large.
lgeorgeson@sbcglobal.net asked:
He was in the Army Air Force as an officer.
- Footnote.com – – I’ve had a lot of trouble narrowing my searches in www.Footnote.com in past months, so I decided to try some alternate methods. I knew that Isaac Johnson of Chatham, Connecticut had a Revolutionary War Pension File, and I knew that his wife’s maiden name was Rebecca Cole. Here is the Footnote.com new home page – it has a search box at the top just waiting for a name to be put in: I resisted the urge to put the name in the box, since I knew that doing that would give me too many match
sn4k3_91 asked:
I am 17 years old, and last year i was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder. I was never depressed i was just looking for attention ( yea, childish I know). I want to join the military, but according to the standards I can’t if I have any “current” depression illnesses. I was wondering if there were anyway to be cleared from this diagnoses or if i can get it removed from my medical records, or anything that will help me be one step closer to qualifying for the military.
BTDT asked:
At the time of requesting records, I only knew of his enlistment to Navy in 1933, but have since heard from his cousin that he also enlisted in Army later. Not sure if I believe that. Would this come up in his military files? I only had SS# at the time of his death. Was sent record request with his service # I assume of his Navy duty. If he served in Army as well, would all records be under same service # or would there be two separate service numbers and files?
mandykelleydiane asked:
i am tiring to find info on my grandfather.
