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Established By Vets For Vets Since 1988
The World's Oldest and Largest On-line
Military, Veteran, and Military Family
Registry 
Over 101 million Military Listings
from Pre-Revolutionary War to the Present
Index
- CLICK HERE to See the Full List of War Library services
- About the Registry and Library
- The G.I. Photograph Museum of Honor
- About the Personnel Registry
- Registering a Military person or family member
- Obtain a list of a veteran's official service achievements
- Medal of Honor Citations
- Discharge/Medal Certificate Replacement
- Reuniting Families Project
- Killed In Action Wing
- Contact Comrade Program
- MIA/POW Resource Guide
- The Friendly Fire Project
- Surveys and Polls
- Veteran and Military Web Sites
- Military and Veterans Who Write
- Unit Rosters
- Casualty Lists
- Bonus March II
- Operation Close Encounter: Missing Americans
- Library Mailing Address
- Questions?
The Registry And History Library
Established July 4th, 1988
The Military History War Library
and All Nation Personnel Registry
Accessible 24 hours/day through the internet or by modem, worldwide. Included on The Library are thousands of pages of data, statistics, documentation and files on all of America's military missions.
Other search Wings include veteran and military associations, Who's Who, War Correspondents, Employment opportunities, Glossary of terms and abbreviations, films and books on war/military, over 210,000 Killed- and Missing-in-Action names, Reunion notices up to a year in advance, over 74,000 Associations, Honorary Diploma program, Veteran Organization RetroActive Decorations program, War Wings dedicated to all of America's military missions, ethnic American Wings, Unit and Ship histories, downloadable graphic images, association membership applications, and dozens of other categories.
THE G.I. PHOTOGRAPH
24-hour Modem & Internet Access
The G.I. Photograph Museum of Honor is designed to display military-era photographs of veterans and active-duty personnel. Veterans of all eras can submit their portraits or group photographs for permanent, worldwide display. Families of deceased vets or servicepersons killed or missing can display their loved ones. Veterans seeking lost comrades will find this Museum an enormously valuable tool in finding old buddies. Generations of family members living anywhere around the world can instantly access their veteran's photo and history.
Free Museum of Honor access software you can download, copy and distribute for friends and family to view your photograph now... and your descendants, as well as historians, can view in generations to come.
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The database allows you to search for name, rank, serial number, hometown, rank, medals, duty stations, ships/boats, nickname and more. For KIA's you can search for cause of death, area of casualty, religion, race, marital status and more.
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Any military person who served, or is serving, in any service branch during war or peace is eligible for listing. Also invited are Civilian workers, volunteers, Government employees, journalists, Volunteers, Red Cross personnel, State Department, and Intelligence Services who served in a conflict area during hostilities.
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REUNITING FAMILIES
Vets Missing Their Children
Children Missing Their Vets
and Daughters of military families
can post photographs of missing
family members or worldwide accessible
messages to the missing.
The on-line G.I. Photograph Museum of Honor
will display the photos of missing
family members. The on-line Veteran
and Active-Duty Registry will display
personal "Looking for..." messages.
The Killed-in-action Wing
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Contact Comrade Program
All veterans who served with a GI who died in uniform or is listed as Missing are invited to list their names alongside their fallen/missing comrade for contact by KIA or MIA families, or for wartime academic researchers working to provide answers. REGISTER HERE
MIA/POW Information Links
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POW/MIA Flag Campaign
POW/MIA Email Icon Campaign
Other POW/MIA Campaigns
Friendly Fire Project
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The mission of the Friendly Fire project is to collect and preserve information and details about the thousands of accidental, avoidable or intentional friendly-fire incidents in the history of the United States Armed Forces that tragically took or changed the lives of those who fell victim to the second-largest cause of death and injury while serving in the American military
Veteran Surveys And Polls
Your opinions on policy and contemporary
military and veteran issues are invited.
Veteran And Military
Public Service Announcements
Automatically interchanging screens reporting news, events and information
Best Awards
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The American War Library Annual Awards
for Prestigious Veteran Service
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Veteran Writers
Preserving American Military History
This page is devoted to those American veterans whose documentation of war experiences seeks to honor and preserve the contributions of generations of loyal and honorable service.
We're happy to answer any questions
Operation Bonus March II
American veterans must unite to demand recognition and compensation for the years they invested sacrificing their youth to protect the lives and livelihoods of those who have benefitted from our service.
The American War Library
817 East Via Carmelitos
Virginia Building 319
Long Beach CA 90805-7549
Telephone/Telecopier 1-562-422-4100
U.S. Military History and Personnel Registry
The G.I. Photo Museum of Honor and Personnel Registry