Before submitting a veteran, we recommend that you view the
sample page to better understand the proper
syntax for the submission form. Then return here and use the
following form. All fields must be completed. Living as well as deceased
veterans may be honored. We reserve the right to deny a submission for
incomplete or inappropriate entries. You will be notified by email when
your submission has been posted.
A
printable form is available to gather information from your
"Internet-impaired" friends.
Last Name:
First Name:
City and/or County State
Home:
Choose Marker for display:
None
Era of Service:
Unit: (include as complete a reference as possible
such as "Mortar Section, Company E, 2nd Battalion, 424th Infantry Regiment,
106th Infantry Division (The Golden Lions), U.S. Army")
Rank:
WIA
KIA
The best genealogical source for this veteran is...
(Hint: specify your strongest documentation for this veteran such as pension papers, roster roll, newspaper article, obituary, photo in uniform, family tradition, personal knowledge etc.)
This veteran is thus honored by...
(Hint: Who are you? What is your relationship to this Veteran? (e.g. the veteran's great-granddaughter). Please don't tell me who the veteran is (e.g. my great-grandfather). The sentance above will not look right ("This veteran is thus honored by my great-grandfather" Looks funny, huh? "This veteran is thus honored by his great-granddaughter" Looks much better!) You may leave an email or snail mail address if you wish to have contact with other descendants of this Veteran. You may also leave a URL to a personal tribute page. Don't have a personal Tribute page? Click here.)
Your email: (This email is not published nor is it
preserved in our database. This email address is used only to notify you
of the success or failure of your submission. It is deleted from our
records as soon as your submission is posted to the Registry)
Can't say all you want to say about your valiant
ancestor in the small space allotted for this Registry? Want to add photos of your ancestor? Why not explore the possibilities
of a Memorial Tribute hosted by the United States Internet Genealogical Society.
Want to learn more about where your ancestor came from and research your family tree? Check out the American Local History Network, a central point of entry to independent web sites with historical or genealogical content.
