Searching military databases
From any page on Ancestry, search all military records by clicking the Search tab and selecting Military.
If your search results contain more records than are helpful, try adding information to your search one field at a time until you get results you can use.
Gathering information
The first step in research is to gather the information you already have. The following records tend to be most useful:
- Service records
- Journals, diaries, and letters
- Photographs
- Obituaries and newspaper clippings
Interviews with family members can be helpful as well. Take notes regarding names, dates, places, and military branches that family members recall, and use that information as the basis of your search.
Resources on Ancestry
- Search all military records on Ancestry with our Military Records database.
- The U.S. Military Collection on Ancestry contains more than 100 million names and 700 titles and databases of American military records.
Search U.S. record collections
- Revolutionary War
- War of 1812
- Mexican-American War
- Civil War
- Spanish-American War
- World War I
- World War II
- Korean War
- Vietnam War
- Draft, Enlistment and Service Records
- Military Casualties
- Soldier, Veteran & Prisoner Rolls & Lists
- Pension Records
- Military Histories
- Awards & Decorations of Honor
- Military News
- Disciplinary Actions
- Military Photos