Unit Rosters: Collect them now or cry later

Unit Rosters: Collect them now or cry later

Many veterans who served in prior wars deeply regret that they failed
to collect the names and hometowns of the men and women they served
with. These contacts are invaluable in later years to substantiate
injuries, medal eligibility, historical information or form unit
associations for reunions.

Military personnel on active duty today should begin immediately to
collect the names, addresses or hometowns of the men and women in
their unit. Unit rosters can be collected simply by asking unit
members to complete Form AMW-212 which you can either to your home or
to The American War Library for permanent preservation.

Form AMW-212 Unit Roster Preservation
http://www.amervets.com/sf212.doc

(Online) Military Personnel Database Registry Forms
http://www.amervets.com/registry.htm

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