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Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 29,988 Send Message	+++DetEcTive+++	Report	25 Feb 2014 10:57
	No problem :-)
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Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 2 Send Message	Don	Report	25 Feb 2014 10:44
Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 2 Send Message	Thanks for the information
Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 29,988 Send Message	+++DetEcTive+++	Report	25 Feb 2014 10:00
	Welcome to the boards Don. WW1 records will be on the National Archive, with links to Ancestry. If you'd care to give a some details - name, place and year of birth - then people with a sub to Ancestry can look for you. Be aware that at 60-70% of records were destroyed in WW2 bombing. If your father served in WW2 then his records would still be with the MOD. You can apply for them at a cost of £30 (free if he or his widow can sign the form) and a wait of many months https://www.gov.uk/requests-for-personal-data-and-service-records
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Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 2 Send Message	Don	Report	25 Feb 2014 09:53
Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 2 Send Message	Where can I find my fathers army records when I have no service number.