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'''''State and Local Archives.''''' State archives, state adjutant general’s offices, historical societies, courthouses, and libraries may have records of citizens who served in militia and National Guard units. See the '''Archives and Libraries''' state Wiki pages for more information. The following book contains addresses of state adjutant general offices: | '''''State and Local Archives.''''' State archives, state adjutant general’s offices, historical societies, courthouses, and libraries may have records of citizens who served in militia and National Guard units. See the '''Archives and Libraries''' state Wiki pages for more information. The following book contains addresses of state adjutant general offices: | ||
*Johnson, Richard S. '' How to Locate Anyone Who Is or Has Been in the Military. 8th ed''. Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.: Military Information Enterprises, 1999. {{FSC| | *Johnson, Richard S. '' How to Locate Anyone Who Is or Has Been in the Military. 8th ed''. Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.: Military Information Enterprises, 1999. {{FSC|1052697|item|disp=FS Library book 973 M27j1999}} Discusses various methods and addresses to locate and contact present and former members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Reserve. | ||
== Step 5. Use the Information == | == Step 5. Use the Information == | ||