A friend of mine joined the Army. Can you
tell me where she is?
My brother works at
the Pentagon, can you tell me his e-mail address?
We do not provide addresses, phone numbers, or
email addresses of Active, Reserve, or National Guard personnel. The World Wide Locator system is available for finding
Active Duty soldiers. You might also find the information you're looking for
using Switchboard or Four 11, a couple of free Internet-based locator
services.
I am retired military. How do I contact a friend
that served in the Army with me 20 years ago?
The Privacy Act of 1974 prohibits releasing the last known address of former Army
members without their written consent. However, the agency identified below will assist
your search by forwarding your letter to the service member's last known address.
To pursue locating a former Army soldier:
Write a letter to the soldier. Place this letter in a sealed and stamped envelope,
including your full name and return address.
Write a letter addressed to the National Personnel Records Center requesting their
assistance with your search. Be sure to include the service member's name, serial number
and/or social security number, and date of birth if available.
Place your envelope addressed to the service member AND the letter to the National
Personnel Records Center in ONE envelope. Address this envelope to: National Personnel
Records Center, 9700 Page Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63132-5200. Please note current
addresses for discharged service members are not maintained at the records center; this
center only has the service member's last officially recorded address. Letters to service
members who the records center cannot identify or who are known to be deceased will be
returned to you.
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Where can I find
electronic forms?
Army Forms
Department of Defense
(DOD) FORMS
General Services Administration
(GSA) forms
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Are Army Regulations
on-line? If so, what is the URL?
Army Regulations are available for download. Army
users may access them via the U.S. Army Publishing
Agency (USAPA) homepage. USAPA was formerly known as the U.S. Army Publications and
Printing Command (USAPPC).
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Where can I find
information on joining the Army?
An Army recruiter is the best source for this type
of information. Homepages and addresses of Recruiters in your area can be found here.
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