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The document provides instructions for completing Standard Form 180 (SF 180), which is used to request military records. It outlines the necessary information required for the request, including personal details of the service member and the type of records sought. The document explains the release of information policies, fees associated with obtaining records, and procedures for accessing archival records. It also includes guidance on where to send requests based on the service member's status and a list of custodians for military records.

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In Section I, provide your name used during service, social security number, date of birth, and place of birth. Ensure accuracy for effective record retrieval.
Detail your military service history by filling in the service number, dates of entry and release, and branch of service. If any information is unknown, write 'unknown'.
Indicate if the individual is deceased and provide the date of death if applicable. This is crucial for next-of-kin requests.
In Section II, check the items you are requesting such as DD Form 214 or medical records. Specify if you need a deleted copy.
Complete Section III with your return address and signature where required. Ensure that all necessary proof of death is included if applicable.

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Can I access my military health records online?

To see your personal health information, you can log in to the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal. Learn more about the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal. My Military Health Records - TRICARE TRICARE records TRICARE records

How to get military medical records from 30 years ago?

Download NA Form 13042 and follow the instructions. Mail the completed NA Form 13042 to the National Archives and Records Administration. If NARA doesnt have your health records, contact the relevant military hospitals or clinics where you received care.

How do I get my SF-180?

Other Ways to Obtain the SF-180: From the Department of Defense. From Federal Information Centers. From local Department of Veterans Affairs offices. From veterans service organizations. Request Military Personnel Records Using Standard Form 180 National Archives (.gov) veterans standard-form-180 National Archives (.gov) veterans standard-form-180

Where can I find my SF-180?

Other Ways to Obtain the SF-180: From the Department of Defense. From Federal Information Centers. From local Department of Veterans Affairs offices. From veterans service organizations.

How do I obtain a copy of my military service record?

You can request a copy of the Veterans military records from the National Archives online, by mail, or fax. You can also request their military records in any of these ways: Visit the NPRC in person. Contact your state or county Veterans agency. Request Your Military Service Records (including DD214) - VA.gov VA.gov records get-military-service-recor VA.gov records get-military-service-recor