Recent award recommendations and pending unit awards. Rosters for Army Reserve units from 1917 to the present.Īwards to individuals still on active duty. Official photographs and videos pertaining to the U.S. Unofficial materials, including unit histories, personal papers, diaries, and photographs selected official papers are also available.ĭefense Imagery Management Operations Center Heraldic data information concerning flags, colors, streamers, guidons, insignia, and uniforms.Īrmy material culture location and disposition of Army historical property, to include ordnance, accouterments, flags, military materiel, and associated artifacts. Due to the subject matter, the vast majority of these records as still classified and access to these records will be limited to official researchers with the appropriate security clearances only. Note: CMH also has copies of some of the operational records relating to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation New Dawn. Retired Active Duty Army general officer biographies Information pertaining to unit lineage and honors (only a percentage of Army units have current lineage and honors information compiled, some of which is posted to )
Army Center of Military History (CMH)ġ02 Fourth Avenue, BLDG 35 (Collins Hall) Army from 1861 to the early 1980s.įrom the U.S. Official photographs pertaining to the U.S. Army Records Management Declassification Agency (Room 102, Casey building, 7701 Telegraph Road Alexandria, VA 22315, ), but may have already been transferred to NARA. Anything less than 30 years but older than one year will most likely still be retained by the U.S.
The general rule of thumb is if Army records are older than 30 years and not needed to conduct agency business, they should have been transferred into NARA's custody. These records schedules tell an agency when to transfer permanent records to NARA or when they can legally dispose of non-permanent records. Unit operational records, 1917-1954, and from 1954 through Vietnam for units that served in Southeast Asia.įor post-Vietnam Unit Operational Records: Army records are managed under an approved National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) records disposition schedule. Unit rosters for the Regular Army from 1917 to the present. NPRC has access to the Army’s electronic system and will respond to requests for those records.Īwards to individuals no longer in the service or on active duty. Note: Personnel records of Army members discharged/retired after 30 September 2002, are retained in electronic format by the Army.
Officers separated after 29 June 1917, and enlisted personnel separated after 31 October 1912. Note: Many records were destroyed by fire in the St. Volunteer service of persons serving during an emergency and whose service was considered to be in the Federal interest during the period 1775-1902. Records relating to persons who served in the Confederate States Army from 1861 through 1865. Regular Army enlisted personnel serving from 1789 through 31 October 1912, and officers serving from 1789 through 30 June 1917. National Archives and Records AdministrationĬlaim files for pensions based on Federal military service 1775-1916, and bounty land warrant application files based on wartime service, 1775-1855. Master Index of Army Records From the National Archives and Records Administration Repository
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