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- Begin by filling out Section A, which requires the veteran's full name (last, first, middle) and ensure you specify the state and war dates of service.
- Complete blocks 2 through 6 accurately. This information is crucial for processing your request. If applicable, indicate if the service was during the Civil War and specify the kind of service.
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- Finally, provide your credit card information in Section C for payment processing. Remember to include a valid email address for electronic transfer options.
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General Information. The Standard Form 180, Request Pertaining to Military Records (SF180) is used to request information from military records.Read more
Jan 16, 2026 Order copies of military pension application files based on Federal (not State or Confederate) service between 1775 and 1903 (before World War I)Read more