How do I find old Marine records?
A former Marine may request a copy of his/her records directly from the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) by writing:
- National Personnel Records Center. 1 Archives Drive.
- Director. Navy Personnel Command Pers-312D2.
- Headquarters US Marine Corps.
- Department of Veterans Affairs.
Is there a list of WWII veterans?
Last survivors
| Veteran | Birth | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Jale Bainisika | 1914/1915 | Fiji Infantry Regiment |
| Richard M. Barancik | 19 October 1924 | US Army |
| Clarence Beavers | 12 June 1921 | US Army |
| Nikolai Belyaev | 22 October 1922 | Red Army |
Was there a draft in 1958?
The generation that came of age in the 1950s and 1960s had never known a time when there was no draft. However, the draft that lasted from World War II through the Vietnam War was not in the basic American tradition of military service.
What is the history of Fort Dix?
During World War I, Camp Dix was a training and staging ground for the 78th, 87th and 34th Divisions. Camp Dix grew quickly and became the largest military reservation in the Northeast. Following the armistice, the camp became a demobilization center. Fort Dix has a population of 18,714.
What are the phone numbers for Fort Dix?
Fort Dix Operator/Information 609-562-1011 Army Community Service 609-562-2767 Billeting 609-562-3188 Child Care Center 609-562-3878 Commissary 609-754-4154 Education Center 609-562-5001 Family Housing Office 609-723-3370 Human Resources Management – Military 609-562-2652 Post Headquarters 609-562-2554 School Aged…
Where is the relocation Readiness Program at Fort Dix?
The Army Community Service Relocation Readiness Program is located in Building 5201. Upon arrival to Fort Dix, please contact the Relocation Readiness Program Manager or Relocation Program Assistant to assist you and your family members to make your move less stressful. Call us at 609-562-2767, DSN 312-944-2767.