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SSGMike.Ivy
Nov 29, 2008 - 2:48PM
98.113.141.127
Registry of the American Soldier

The National Museum of the U.S. Army recognizes the service and sacrifice of the American Soldier at home and around the world, at war and during peace.
The Registry of the American Soldier provides an opportunity for anyone who served in the U.S. Army to have his or her name and service history placed on record at the Museum. If you served, you need to be in the Registry!

You may also register the name of a family member or friend, if they currently serve, or have served in the U.S. Army, or submit someone from the past.

The Registry will be on permanent display at the Museum, and it will be accessible via the internet for those who cannot visit in person.

The Registry of the American Soldier is a publicly submitted listing of those who served in the U.S. Army. The Registry is not an official document of the U.S. Government.

https://www.usarmyregistry.org/home.aspx

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Maggie
Nov 30, 2008 - 1:03PM
12.213.224.58
Re: Registry of the American Soldier

Thanks for this, SSG Mike! I haven't heard of this before.

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