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MyHeritage is offering free access to its military records, to tie in with the US Memorial Day:
This Memorial Day, you will have a chance to learn more about the ancestors in your family tree who put their lives on the line in service of their country.
For one week, Wednesday, May 26 to Tuesday, June 1, all military records on MyHeritage will be completely free to access.
MyHeritage is home to 69.6 million military records from all over the world, including draft, enlistment, and service records, pension records, and other military documents. These collections contain valuable information about men and women who served, and often, information on their families as well. Military records can contain birth and death dates, names and addresses of family members, and details about the soldierโs service. In some cases, military records provide details not found in other types of records, such as notes on physical characteristics like height, weight, and eye colour.
Normally, records on MyHeritage are free to search, but viewing the full record and saving it to your family tree is available only to those with a paid Data or Complete plan on MyHeritage. But this week, in honour of Memorial Day, anyone wishing to learn more about their ancestorsโ military history will be able to access the full records at no cost.
Whether you already know about the heroes in your family and want to discover more about them, or you have yet to learn about the individuals in your family who served, finding their military records is a perfect way to honour their service this Memorial Day.
Further details are available at https://blog.myheritage.com/.../special-for-memorial-day.../.
NOTE: The records available include various UK sources.