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Army Records?
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Wendy | Report | 10 Aug 2006 19:12 |
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HI I have a death cert that was for my hubbys grandad who died in WW2 and all it says on the death cert is Killed In Action so I took a chance and purchased his actual war records to see if it elaborated and it didn't. But then on the other hand I have a GGGgrandad who died in WW1 and only purchased his War records and they were very detailed on how he died. So basically its odds really as to how much info you get War Death Certs may only say K I A Wendy |
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LB | Report | 10 Aug 2006 19:20 |
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Thanks Wendy In that case - where do I have to apply for Nathan's death certificate? |
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