TENTH MOUNTAIN DIVISION
LIVING HISTORY DISPLAY GROUP, INC.
RESEARCHING A
SPECIFIC VETERAN:
(or "how to find out about Uncle Harry")
One of the resources we have made available to the
public is the ability to research a specific WWII 10th Mountain veteran.
While this resource is available to anyone, some data is available only to the
veteran or to family members (direct descendants). There is NO CHARGE for
this request.
This information is helpful when attempting to
authenticate photographs, uniforms or documents in an historical collection, or
to verify authenticity of claims made by sellers on E-Bay and other sales
sources. It can come in handy when researching family history or
genealogy. This list includes information on more than 32,000 WWII
veterans of the Division, but may not be complete or exhaustive. Neither
we nor the
Due to
a change in employment, these requests will be processed differently than in
the past. Through a cooperative
agreement with the
To
request a veteran's history, please send an e-mail to us at this address:
Please allow
at least 1 week for a response. Responses from family members and more
detailed requests may take longer.
To request research on a specific veteran, please
provide as much of the following as you can:
·
Name
(First Name, Last Name, M.I.)
·
Army Serial Number or Laundry Mark
·
Your relationship to the veteran or reason for the
request
Depending on the records available, the following
may be available on most of these soldiers:
·
Army Serial Number
·
Date and Place of
Enlistment
·
Marital Status and Education
at Time of Enlistment
·
Occupation at Time of
Enlistment
·
Units & Bases Assigned
·
Wounds in Combat &
Date Wounded
·
Medals Awarded and
Citations
·
Ski Qualification Scores
(select units & dates)
·
Membership in the National
Association
* The information
for this service is drawn from data collected from National Archives through
the
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