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Although I didn’t do well in the Revolutionary War, I did find my grandfather and an uncle in the World War II database!
Cannot find my uncles in world war 11 which they survived. Please let me know if the millions of names for world war 11, Korea, and later are just of casualties, prisons of war, etc., but not survivors. It would same me frustration from searching and searching.
For the records available on Ancestry, what dates of birth should I include in my search?
Thanks,
Deana
have looked for my parents who served in WWII THEY ARE BOTH
NOT LISTED