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Requesting Military Records Dean A. Beers, CLI, CCD 11/23/2014 How to request military records, turnaround time and what is available? First, what if you need to check the status of a current service

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How to Fill Out Requesting Military Records:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information: Before filling out the request form, make sure you have the complete and accurate details of the military records you are seeking. This may include the name of the servicemember, their branch of service, dates of service, and any other relevant information.
2. Obtain the appropriate form: Visit the official website of the military branch or government agency responsible for maintaining military records. Look for the specific form designed for requesting military records. You may be able to download and print the form or fill it out online.
3. Fill out the form accurately: Carefully read the instructions provided with the form and fill out each section accurately. Provide all necessary details as required, such as your contact information, the purpose of your request, and the specific records you are seeking. Double-check for any errors or missing information before submitting the form.
4. Provide proof of identity: In order to request military records, you will usually need to provide proof of your identity. This may include a photocopy or scan of your government-issued identification, such as a driver's license or passport. Check the instructions on the form for the specific identification requirements.
5. Submit the form to the appropriate authority: Once you have completed the form and gathered all necessary documentation, submit the request to the appropriate military branch or government agency. Pay attention to any submission deadlines or specific mailing instructions provided on the form.

Who Needs Requesting Military Records?

1. Veterans: Veterans may need to request their military records for various reasons, such as applying for benefits or pensions, accessing medical information, or verifying their service for employment or educational purposes.
2. Family Members: Family members of deceased servicemembers may need to request military records to obtain information about their loved one's service, apply for survivor benefits, or for genealogical research purposes.
3. Researchers and Historians: Researchers, historians, and scholars may request military records to study and document specific events, battles, or military units. These records can provide valuable insights and contribute to the understanding of military history.

Overall, anyone with a legitimate reason, such as legal or historical purposes, may need to request military records. It is important to follow the correct procedures and provide all necessary information to ensure a smooth and successful request process.

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