You should start by identifying the unit with which your relative served. If you already have that information, then you should check for unit histories or look into the official records created by the unit. If you do not know the unit, try to obtain a copy of your relative’s military personnel records to determine that information.

Many of the details are available on the web from the Australian War Memorial or the Australian Archives. Otherwise you may have to pay a fee of $16.20 to get a photocopied history of your particular service person. Details are on the page called Find a soldier and on Official Enquiries. See similar questions...

Participant loan interest accrued during the military service period is generally limited to no more than 6%. The participant must supply a copy of the military orders to the plan sponsor and must ask that the 6% interest rate limit be applied. Return to List of FAQs Report the prior year contributions separately in Box 12 as a "Code D". Beginning with the earliest year, enter the code, the year and the amount. See similar questions...

Can a person have genital warts in the pubic area and if so, are they suppose to be painful and itch. And can they cause your pubic hair to stop growing or could these be hair bumps I was recently diagnosed with HPV with visible genital warts. I immediatley notified my boyfriend of one year. We both have had previous unprotected sex, so determining who brought the disease to the relationship is impossible. See similar questions...

The Veterans History Project does not hold any veterans’ records. To request replacement records you need to contact the National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records (NPRC-MPR) in St. Louis. View instructions for requesting replacement records. See similar questions...

Hubbard was an important leader in Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Hubbard had been an Air Force enlisted man who actually served. He felt that as a black man, with racism what it is in this country, he had to portray himself as an officer in order to get any respect (Overend, 589; Stacewicz, 293). This was wrong on his part, but he was a good man, and he worked hard for VVAW. VVAW forgave him for lying, but he shouldn't have done it. See similar questions...

You can find information about each of our services by following the links for assessment and rehabilitation, continuing rehabilitation and community services. The Unit General Manager of each service will be pleased to discuss with you what facilities are available and how their service might best meet your relative's needs. You and your relative are welcome to visit any of our services to look round and find out more about the service what is available there. See similar questions...

No, I did not. I'm exempt from service, due to the various depressions I got into during High School. Please don't accuse me of being a "Mishtamet" ("?????"), who is a person who purposely avoided a military service, while being fully capable of service - that's not the case for me, as back in the time, I wanted to serve. See similar questions...

Generally, military posts in the west did not have walls surrounding them. Trading posts, however, did because owners had a substantial amount of trade goods to protect. Fort Phil Kearney, a military post, did have a wall around it because it was centrally located in hostile Sioux territory - the Sioux being one of the more numerous tribes. See similar questions...

That's a tough one, and I'm not sure what I can say here without bringing down the wrath of certain parties. Let's just say that certain parties, who will not be mentioned here and from whence I got most of the pictures, objected to their use on my site. STRENUOUSLY. Enough that I'm not going to take that chance, ever again, with any other such pictures. See similar questions...

Young Jean Monnet had fragile health. In 1913, at the age of twenty-five, he had hardly recovered from appendicitis when he came down with typhoid fever. But more importantly, the recruitment lists of young men in the 1904 class in Cognac show that Jean Monnet was turned down for military service following a medical examination which revealed lung problems. In his M?moires, Monnet explained: "I was turned down for health reasons and no responsibility awaited me at home. See similar questions...

Yes, if you are granted a leave of absence to enter the military while you are employed by the City, you will be given service credit as if your service was uninterrupted. This provision requires that you return to City service after completing military duty within the period prescribed by law. You will not contribute to the retirement fund while you are in military service, but your accumulated contributions will continue to earn interest. See similar questions...

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is the official repository for records of military personnel who have been discharged from the U.S. Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Coast Guard. Paper copies of military service and pension records can be ordered by mail from the facility which holds the records. Visit National Personal Records Center. See similar questions...

Yes. Credit will be given for documented military training which has been assessed by the American Council on Education. There is no fee for the posting of military credit. Students must supply appropriate military transcripts or form DD-214. See similar questions...

Due to the fact that the written exam is scored on a pass/fail basis, no additional points are awarded. However, special skills, training, experience, and education will be taken into consideration. We are an equal opportunity employer. See similar questions...

Yes. If you have served in any branch of the United States military you may be eligible to purchase up to four (4) years of military service credit in FRS. In order to purchase your military service you must have been “honorably” discharged. (Please complete an Application for Purchase of Military Service Credit). (See forms) Board Members ] [ Our Staff Members ] [ Publications ] [ Handbook ] [ Benefits ] [ Finance ] [ Investment ] [ FAQs ] See similar questions...

In May 2006, Sarah did an exclusive interview with U.S. Army 1st Lt. Ehren Watada, just before he became the first officer to refuse to deploy to Iraq. Like all good journalists she followed the story and did a few follow up pieces for both print and radio outlets. The Army charged Lt. Watada with "conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentlemen, for his statements about why he wouldn't deploy to Iraq. He faces four years in prison for simply explaining his feelings about the war. See similar questions...

George Taylor (POTA), Alan Virdon (POTA TV series), and Ronald Brent (POTA animated series) all held the rank of Colonel in the United States Air Force. Stewart is referred to as 'our lovely lieutenant Stewart' by Taylor in the first movie, so we know that she held this rank. See similar questions...

Once upon a time I was a freelance graphic designer. No-one ever calls in a freelance unless they are in a corner, so I spent a lot of nights frantically working for 9am deadlines. In the early hours of one morning I raised my burning eyes, and saw the words ‘Sod this for a game of soldiers’ form themselves in shimmering script on the wall opposite. So I took it as an omen. See similar questions...