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Where can I find a listing of dead or missing Army personnel from World War II?

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Where can I find a listing of dead or missing Army personnel from World War II?

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The World War II List of Dead and Missing Personnel is a comprehensive listing of over 300,000 Army and Air Force Personnel containing battle and non-battle dead and missing from 27 May 1941-31 January 1946. The National Archives maintains this listing. The list arrangement is by state and county within the state. You can visit the web site http://www.archives.gov/ and then research the person by clicking on the following: Research Room; NAIL database; Search archive holdings; Standard search. Enter the keywords World War; select connector and enter keyword–honor. Click on “search” and then “display results.” • To research POW or MIA issues, go to: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/pow/powhome.html Or write Library of Congress Photoduplication Service Washington, D.C. 20540-4570 Or call (202) 707-5640 or FAX: (202) 707-1771 Or email photoduplication@loc.gov • To research military history, visit Center of Military History http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/ Military History Institute http://carlisle-www.a