Records Not at National Personnel Records Center (NPRC): Records from 1912-1959 were impacted by 1973 fire.Records from 1947-1963 (Hubbard –Z) were impacted by 1973 fire.Medical treatment records for military retirees, dependents, and others created at military medical treatment facilities (includes inpatient, outpatient, dental, and mental health treatment).Clinical (hospital inpatient) records created for military personnel while on active duty.

Official Military Personnel Folders (OMPF) including the Service Treatment Record (includes outpatient, dental and mental health treatment).You may request a free copy of your military service record through the National Archives at. Most federal, state and local veterans’ benefits require proof of military service through an official discharge document, often called a DD-214 or one of its predecessors. More information about the National Archives’ response to coronavirus can be found at /coronavirus.More information on NPRC’s operating status.They will continue servicing emergency requests associated with medical treatments, burials, and homeless veterans trying to gain admittance to a homeless shelter. Please refrain from submitting non-emergency requests such as replacement medals, administrative corrections, or records research until they return to pre-COVID staffing levels. New! The National Personnel Records Center is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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