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Member Since: June 2013 Posts: 31 Send Message	Tracey	Report	21 Jul 2013 19:21
Member Since: June 2013 Posts: 31 Send Message	As I've found out that my dad has died would I be able to get his army service history,and if I can ,how do I go about it?
Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 29,988 Send Message	+++DetEcTive+++	Report	22 Jul 2013 09:16
	You might be able to but 'might' have to produce the DC. Hopefully his partner will be willing to send you a photocopy. As long as they have been told (pension rights etc) the date of death might suffice. The records we are normally asked about are for older men who would have served in WW2 or shortly after.. http://www.veterans-uk.info/service_records/service_records.html It will cost £30 and may take many months to arrive. The organisation prioritises the needs of current or recent service personnel. Added - if he actually married his partner, s/he can apply at no cost
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Member Since: June 2013 Posts: 31 Send Message	Tracey	Report	22 Jul 2013 09:52
Member Since: June 2013 Posts: 31 Send Message	Thank you for that.i have his death certificate as she sent me a copy.as he died in Cyprus and is buried there,it's in Greek.