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- Arkansas Second Registration draft cards 1948-1959
- Duty locations, Naval Group China, World War II, 1942-1945
- General Correspondence of the Record and Pension Office, 1889-1904
- Georgia World War II Draft Registration Cards 1940-1942
- Korean War Casualty File
- Korean War Deaths, 1950-1954
- Korean War Pows
- Korean War Pows [Repatriated]
- Louisiana draft cards 1940-1959
- Muster Rolls of the Marine Corps
- Pennsylvania, American Revolution Patriot Militia Index
- Pennsylvania, Oaths Of Allegiance Lists
- Pennsylvania, World War II casualty cards
- South Carolina, records of Confederate veterans 1909-1973
- U.S. Army Casualties, 1961-1981
- U.S. Civil War Medal of Honor, 1861-1865
- U.S. Civil War Prisoners, 1861-1865
- U.S. Civil War Sailors, 1861-1865
- U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
- United States Army Enlistments 1798-1914
- United States Civil War Pension Files Index 1861-1934
- United States Naval Enlistment Rendezvous 1855-1891
- United States, Revolutionary War, Pensions
- United States, World War I draft registration cards
- Vermont, enrolled militia 1861-1867
- Veterans Administration pension payment cards, 1907-1933
- Veterans with Federal Service Buried in Utah, Territorial to 1966
- Vietnam War Casualties
- Vietnam War Casualties Returned Alive
- Vietnam War Deaths
- World War II Army Enlistment Records
- World War II POWs
Understand the Korean War Casualty File
In the three year Korean War, an estimated 3 million Koreans died, mostly civilian, and killed nearly 1 million Chinese troops. The US lost almost 34,000 service members and more than 105,000 were wounded.
Korean War Casualty records also provide information on U.S. military officers or soldiers that died as a result to hostile or non-hostile occurrences.
Findmypast.com offers records of fallen soldiers during the Korean War that shed light on the people that fought and died for their country.
Using the Korean War Casualty File
The Korean War casualty index lists about 110,000 records of soldiers that fell during the act of duty. This is a listing of records of military personnel casualties during the Korean War from February 13, 1950 to December 31, 1953.
This index a special collection of Korean War service records due to its sensitive nature and wealth of personal details.
Details within the collection may include:
*First name
*Last name
*Gender
*Death date
*Death location
*Rank
*Serial number
*Branch
*Race
*Residence
Notes
Original data compiled from National Archives Record Group 407: Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1905-1961.
Data provided by Electronic and Special Media Records Services Division (NWME), National Archives and College Park.