RecordsBase.com New Military Records Collection Boon for Members

Records Base new and expansive military records collection help genealogists now connecting the dots for family members in the armed forces.

2013-04-04

OMAHA, NE, April 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) Recordsbase.com has announced the addition of an extensive military records collection to help members of the service take their research efforts to the next level. The new collection includes draft, service and enlistment records for men and women that have served in all branches of the U.S. armed forces. Records also include documentation on U.S. wars, beginning with the Revolutionary War, and military cemetery records.

Genealogists and family archivists looking for information on military veterans will find veteran pension records helpful in this area. These records offer information on the years served in the military, as well as the date of discharge and reason for discharge. With many sources available in one location at www.recordsbase.com, finding records like these is easier than ever before.

"Our goal at Records Base is to make genealogy research as fast and easy as possible," Ashley Evans, PR manager for the company, stated. "With our new military records collection, a whole new kind of information can be retrieved for conducting historic research or tracing a family tree. We are excited to see how our members can use these records to add a new dimension their genealogy projects."

Military records are typically a challenge to research and retrieve, since records may be scattered through a variety of government offices and archives. Some of the records are on file through the National Archives in Washington D.C., while others may be found at the offices for individual branches of the armed services. Still other records may be kept through the Department of Veterans' Affairs or other government agencies.

By offering an online search service for these collections, researchers can now access the information they need from any location with an Internet connection. Documents may be retrieved online as well. If the government office holding the records must be contacted directly, RecordsBase provides the information necessary to make retrieval of specific documents fast and accurate.

About RecordsBase.com: RecordsBase.com is one of the leading sources for archival information and public records today. The website offers online, instant access to millions of public records, as well as information about how to successfully complete genealogy research and public records searches. Information is available to the general public, while members gain access to even more information and public records. According to more than one review, this website features the some of the best functionality and user experience of any genealogy website.

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