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Date Posted: 05:54:31 10/13/05 Thu
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: archives
In reply to: Mick Hawkins 's message, "archives" on 18:26:02 10/11/05 Tue

>ok. My hats off to Jim Sheppard. I spent 4 hours
>looking in the army Archives. All I wanted is to see
>is a roster for May 1968 for A company.
>You can see all the day logs you want. You can't read
>them but they are there. Why they are there I don't
>know.
>The only roster I could see was A com[pany had so many
>guys may 1968 they give you a number not names.
>In order to see anything like that they tell you of a
>form you have to fill out and why you want to know.
>Ive talked to Wayne Wright he remembers Beefer but
>didn't know if he was still in A company at the time.
>James Bradford was from Davenport, Iowa He no longer
>lives there.
>If anyone has a roaster or orders from 1968 of
>Acompany I would like to see a copy. I did kind of
>enjoy going though all the pages. It takes alot of
>time more then I'm willing to give right now.
>
>Later
>
>Mick Hawkins
Ernie
Go to what ever engine search you want to use and type army archives. You will get about 36 million hits. U.S. army military history institute is a pretty good one,but from here you can spend alot of time.
You can also go to U.S. ARMY Archives St. Louis not as many hits here,but some good stuff in there if you have the time.

Later
Mick Hawkins

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