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free collection of US military muster> now boasts over 48 million records, dating from World War I to the eve of World War II (1916–1939). Record content varies, but may include a serviceman’s name, age, birthplace, physical description, occupation, residence, marital status, contact person, enlistment date and place, unit, assignments and other details.

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