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If your record is located with the USDVA Records Management Center please call 88 to identify the current location of your record and to find out how to obtain releasable documents or information.Īdditional information is available on Correcting Military Service Records. Branchĭischarged, retired or separated from any See the chart below to determine who is maintaining your military medical record (your record is with the USDVA if you were discharged after the date listed below). Other Veterans will be able to obtain a copy of their military medical record from the USDVA Records Management Center. The Military Personnel Records Center will have military medical records for some Veterans. Questions about your military records may also be sent to (see chart below to determine who will maintain your military medical record): The National Archives site also gives instructions on how to submit an SF-180 - Request Pertaining to Military Records. Department of Veterans Affairs (USDVA) does not maintain military service records, except as necessary for providing benefits from the USDVA.
The National Archives maintains military service records and some medical records for Veteran/service members. Inactive Reserve, retired, or discharged members of the armed forces may order a copy of their DD214(s) at the National Archives - Military Personnel Records Center (website using the eVetRecs System. National Guard and Reserve members may request a copy of their DD214(s) from the Official Personnel File (OPF) maintained at their unit. Minnesota residents may contact the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs at 65 (press 2) for assistance to determine if the state has a copy of your DD214, a Request For Release of Private Data will need to be completed.
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