Military records
Military records available at Ancestry.com - The World of Politics: "Ancestry.com, part of parent company MyFamily.com Inc., spent $3 million to digitize the military records. It took nearly a year, including some 1,500 handwriting specialists racking up 270,000 hours to review the oldest records.
The 10-year-old Provo, Utah-based company doesn't have every U.S. military record. Over the past four centuries, some have been lost or destroyed. Some records remain classified.
However, this is the first time a for-profit Web site is featuring this many military records as part of a $100 million investment in what Sullivan says is the largest genealogy Web site with 900,000 paying subscribers. He joined Ancestry.com 18 months ago after leaving the CEO post at online dating giant Match.com."
Ancestry.com - Military: "- FREE THROUGH D-DAY (JUNE 6th)"
The 10-year-old Provo, Utah-based company doesn't have every U.S. military record. Over the past four centuries, some have been lost or destroyed. Some records remain classified.
However, this is the first time a for-profit Web site is featuring this many military records as part of a $100 million investment in what Sullivan says is the largest genealogy Web site with 900,000 paying subscribers. He joined Ancestry.com 18 months ago after leaving the CEO post at online dating giant Match.com."
Ancestry.com - Military: "- FREE THROUGH D-DAY (JUNE 6th)"
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| Military Home | |
| Revolutionary War (1775-1783) | |
| Civil War (1861-1865) | |
| World War I (1917-1918) | |
| World War II (1941-1945) | |
| Other Conflicts | |
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