dreamstasher just so you know a lot of the records were lost in a fire. On July 12, 1973, a disastrous fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) destroyed approximately 16-18 million Official Military Personnel Files (OMPF). 80% of all army records from 1912 to 1960 and 75% of Air Force records 1947 to 1964 where lost. go to archice dot gov to read more on the fire.
It's not as complete as they say! My dad's records for the Oklahoma National Guard in 1937 before Dec. 7 1941 are not there! Then reenlisted in 1941 or 42 also not there! Or that of brothers?
Your WWI records/draft cards are ridiculously illegible. I would never pay for a service that offers such lousy product. The draft card that you feature in the ad looks nothing like what you provide your patrons. Poo poo!
I found my great-great-grandfather's 1942 draft card and it was great to know that my great-great-grandmother had a middle name and also thanks to ancestry.com I was able to answer my grandmother's question "When was he born?" so thank you so much!
dreamstasher just so you know a lot of the records were lost in a fire. On July 12, 1973, a disastrous fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) destroyed approximately 16-18 million Official Military Personnel Files (OMPF). 80% of all army records from 1912 to 1960 and 75% of Air Force records 1947 to 1964 where lost. go to archice dot gov to read more on the fire.
daivmon 1 month ago
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jseven1 9 months ago
It's not as complete as they say! My dad's records for the Oklahoma National Guard in 1937 before Dec. 7 1941 are not there! Then reenlisted in 1941 or 42 also not there! Or that of brothers?
dreamstasher 1 year ago
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darrylblackwell 1 year ago
You need to rescan them.
manteacher329 1 year ago
Your WWI records/draft cards are ridiculously illegible. I would never pay for a service that offers such lousy product. The draft card that you feature in the ad looks nothing like what you provide your patrons. Poo poo!
manteacher329 1 year ago
I found my great-great-grandfather's 1942 draft card and it was great to know that my great-great-grandmother had a middle name and also thanks to ancestry.com I was able to answer my grandmother's question "When was he born?" so thank you so much!
SelenaRemixies 1 year ago