Get World War 2 Records
If you are wanting to find out more about the men and women who participated in World War 2 then you have come to the right place. We specialize in locating World War 2 records which are housed at the U.S. National Archives and which are not available on the internet, Ancestry.com or any other website. Our World War 2 research specialists are on site at the National Archives and we can locate and scan difficult to find World War 2 records for you. We provide access to millions of World War 2 records housed at the National Archives with a focus on helping you to trace the steps of individual World War 2 veterans from all branches of the U.S. Military. Whether you are hoping to learn more about the service of an individual World War 2 veteran or researching the unit to which your World War 2 veteran was assigned we can help you find the World War 2 records you need!
Original World War 2 records from the National Archives
What makes our World War 2 records research service different than the rest? We offer access to all of the World War 2 records of individual veterans which are held at the National Archives, as well as the World War 2 records for the units to which each World War 2 veteran was assigned. The National Archives maintains millions of World War 2 service and unit records, and the vast majority of these World War 2 records are not available on the internet. Most of the World War 2 records held at the U.S. National Archives have not yet been digitized and these original, period World War 2 records are only available to view in person at the National Archives facilities located around the United States. Other websites, including Ancestry.com simply offer access to World War 2 information which is freely available on the internet and they charge you a fee to do this. All you get is very basic information such as the World War 2 veteran's enlistment date and branch of service. What Ancestry.com is not going to tell you is that there are millions and millions of World War 2 maintained at the National Archives which are stuffed full of documents you will not find on the internet covering your World War 2 veteran's entire Wold War 2 service in detail. We offer our clients unparalleled access to all of the World War 2 records held at the U.S. National Archives.
Can't I just get these World War 2 records for free from the National Archives?
No, as a matter of fact these records are not free. The National Archives charges a fee to copy all of the archival World War 2 records in their holdings. In most cases we are actually cheaper and much faster than going through the National Archives to get the exact same records. While it will take the National Archives months just to begin processing your request, we can have your World War 2 records request ready in 1-2 weeks.The National Archives technicians usually fail to include important records like medical files and photos of the veterans when they finally do get around to sending you the poor quality photocopies of your World War 2 records request. By contrast, we can have your World War 2 records request ready in days rather than months and we scan each original World War 2 record for you page by page in high quality, full color.
What World War 2 records can we access?
We can locate and scan a wide variety of World War 2 records from all branches of the U.S. Military. If you are looking for specific military records from the Second World War chances are that these World War 2 records are available only at one of the National Archive facilities in the United States. Our World War 2 specialists are on site at all major National Archives facilities around the United States and we can provide you with fast and affordable access to any World War 2 records that you need from the National Archives. Scroll down to see the wide variety of World War 2 records that we can access for you. Feel free to view examples of World War 2 records we have gotten for previous clients. Please fill out an order form to request the specific World War 2 records you need for your research.
The process
Our military research specialists are on site at the National Archives and will locate and scan the World War 2 records that you need for your research. When we have your World War 2 records scanned we send an invoice to your email address. You can pay this using a credit/debit card or Paypal if you prefer. Once the invoice is paid the scanned records are sent right to your email address. Fast, simple and convenient.