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Note: the only names listed are from individuals who have registered.
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NOTE: Beginning in 1995, the United States Navy no longer retires military personnel records to the NPRC (MPR).
For the conversion period between 1995 and 1997, either the NPRC or the Navy may hold the record, but it is recommended that all requests relating to Navy personnel discharged, deceased, or retired from 1995 to the present contact: Navy Personnel Command, PERS-312D1, 5720 Integrity Drive, Millington, TN 38055-3120.
This instruction, titled The Navy Directives System, includes a Table of Subject Classification Numbers, which were later given the title Standard Subject Identification Codes (SSIC).
Any questions on retirement pay should be sent to Commanding Officer, Navy Finance Center, Retired Pay Department, Anthony J.
Naval service records of the Revolutionary War period are fragmentary, including only such information as the servicemans name and rank, the name of the vessel on which he served, and the dates of his service or the dates on which he was paid.
Abstracts of service performed by most commissioned Regular Navy officers, volunteer naval officers of the Civil War period, some noncommissioned officers, and a few professors and teachers at the U.S.
Naval Academy were compiled by the Navy Department.
These abstracts, covering the period 1798 to 1924, usually provide the date of the officers appointment, the date and nature of changes in rank, as well as the date and nature of the termination of his service.
Prior to 1885, the Navy Department did not assemble any compilations of service for enlisted men.
Records pertaining to such service are scattered among many files, registers, returns, reports, and other related records held by the National Archives.
Louis, MO 63138 (phone: 314-801-0800) has custody of the official individual personnel records of Navy commissioned officers separated after 1902 and Navy enlisted personnel separated after 1885.
Contrary to rumors, the 1973 fire did not destroy Navy or Marine Corps records.
Examples of information which may be available from official military personnel files without an unwarranted invasion of privacy include: name, service number, rank, dates of service, awards and decorations and place of entrance and separation.
If the veteran is deceased the following may also be available: place of birth, date and geographical location of death and place of burial.
If signed by the next of kin, the relationship to the veteran must be specified and proof of death presented.
In order to get information on an individuals naval career, please fill out the Standard Form (SF) 180 available in pdf format and follow the instructions.
If the individuals service number is unknown, it can usually be located by specifying the individuals name, his command, and when he served in a letter to the Modern Military Branch, National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road College Park, MD 20740.
Veterans are entitled to one set of their medals and awards.
To request his medals, a veteran should send in a separate completed Standard Form (SF) 180 to the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Naval Liaison Office, Room 5409, 9700 Page Boulevard, St.
Information is also available on obtaining official medical records of retired service personnel and dependents as well as hospital and some ship sick call logs, which are held by the National Personnel Records Center.
In order to get information from medical records andor sick call logs, please fill out Standard Form (SF) 180 mentioning you want medical records, and send it to the National Personnel Records Center, 1 Archives Drive, St.
Louis, MO 63138. The form can also be submitted by fax to (314) 801-9195.
More information is available on the National Personnel Records Centers website at.
However, there are two exceptions, questions about identification cards, qualifications status, mobilization, changes of address and changes in the status of dependents should go to Commanding Officer, Naval Reserve Personnel Center, New Orleans, Louisiana 70149.
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