Mastering the Process - Army Veteran Search

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Mastering the Process - Army Veteran Search
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The U.S. Army was founded on June 14, 1775,
making it older than the country it serves, and
is the largest of all the service branches. As
such, there are more Army Veterans looking to
reconnect with other Army Veterans they served
with than of any other service. Keys to a
successful Army Veteran search may include
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• Spelling - Many names are similar and the correct
  spelling of a veteran's name is essential for a
  smooth Army veteran search.
• Entry date - You can significantly narrow the
  results of your Army veteran search if you know
  the date that he or she began service.

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• Discharge date - This is an often overlooked
  piece of information that can help dramatically
  reduce the search results. If you do not know the
  exact discharge date, it may be better to exclude
  it when conducting your search, otherwise the
  results could produce someone with a similar
  name.
• Units and Location - Knowing the Units a Veteran
  served in and approximate years will also assist
  you in your Army Veteran search.
• In short, the more information you have, the
  easier your Army veteran search will be through
  various available resources, however, accuracy is
  very important.

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Helping Army Veterans find People They Served
With Together We Served (TWS) is the largest
online community of Army Veterans existing today
and is a powerful Veteran locator. TWS enables
Veterans to find those they served with by
matching the service information a Veteran enters
on their service profile on TWS with the service
information of all other Veterans in its
membership. People who served in the same Units
at the same time, are then displayed in a list
making it easier to spot familiar names and make
contact.
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TWS is particularly helpful to Army Veterans
because the U.S. Army does not stay in touch with
their Veterans once they leave the service, and
the Veterans Administration do not share Veterans
information for search purposes. For more
information, visit http//togetherweserved.com/
or contact TWS via e-mail at info_at_togetherweserved
.com.
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