A healer with many hats. Nature Mom is my fav Do from your heart and you will never be wrong Happily married to my soul mate
I went to the cemetary yesterday to clean up my dads grave.
not sure if this is a glitch or not...my dad was born july 31 1928, his stone reads HM3 WWII
So the war was 1939 to 1945...the numbers dont add up! He would of been 13 when he enlisted or maybe 17 at the end of the war?
i have 1 photo of him in Puerto Rico in his navy uniform dated 1947
I have no one on his side of the family to ask. Would the VA have his information still?
I've tried, for the last couple of years, to get my dad and grandfather's records... "If we dont get them, please remember there was a fire that destroyed most records"
A healer with many hats. Nature Mom is my fav Do from your heart and you will never be wrong Happily married to my soul mate
had no idea about the fure, thank you!
hope we get what we are searching for soon
I'm an old fashioned woman, the kind with a WOMB! Army Vet, daughter, sister, mom, grandma, best friend. #WWG1WGAWW #FamilyISEverything
Apparently it was just WWII records destroyed.
I'm an old fashioned woman, the kind with a WOMB! Army Vet, daughter, sister, mom, grandma, best friend. #WWG1WGAWW #FamilyISEverything
The 1973 Fire, National Personnel Records Center | National Archives
The National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) Fire: A Study in Disaster Overview: On July 12, 1973, a disastrous fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) destroyed approximately 16-18 million Official Military Personnel Files (OMPF).
https://www.archives.gov/personnel-records-center/fire-1973
