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Posted by Gregory Blackmon on 07/25/2002 8:30pm He was born in jersey city he is a sargent major in the army he has a sister with the nick name RED she misses him very much his age is 44 PLEASE HELP |
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Posted by Lisa Stein on 12/28/2002 5:55am Title: Please help me find my uncle robert richard frace Posted by: Gregory Blackmon (CyberPsych0) Date Posted: 2002-07-25 20:30:37 Message: He was born in jersey city he is a sargent major in the army he has a sister with the nick name RED she misses him very much his age is 44 PLEASE HELP Greg & Red, Maybe this will help you... 1 ROBERT R FRACE ANCHORAGE AK - I couldn't get a phone number for him though.. Is he still in the Army? I can tell you how to get a letter to him... Good Luck, Lisa Stein US Department of Defense (DoD) General Information Requests for Military Mailing Adresses http://www.defenselink.mil/faq/pis/PC04MLTR.html Addresses for military personnel abroad may be obtained from the Military Postal Service Agency (http://hqdainet.army.mil/mpsa/main.htm) an extension of the United States Postal Service, which provides Department of Defense personnel, their family members, and other authorized users mail services around the world. Customers receive basically the same level of service as though they were at home in the United States. Differences are based on the country in which they are stationed and the type of military operation in which they are involved. US Army The Army will help you locate individuals on active duty only, not retirees. The address is: Commander U.S. Army Enlisted Records & Evaluation Center ATTN: Locator Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN 46249-5301 LOCATE A FORMER SOLDIER OR BUDDY FROM AN OLD UNIT The Privacy Act of 1974 prohibits releasing the last known address of former Army members without their written consent. However, the agency identified below will assist your search by forwarding your letter to the service member's last known address. To pursue locating a former Army soldier: - Write a letter to the soldier. Place this letter in a sealed and stamped envelope, including your full name and return address. - Write a letter addressed to the National Personnel Records Center requesting their assistance with your search. Be sure to include the service member's name, serial number and/or social security number, and date of birth if available. - Place your envelope addressed to the service member AND the letter to the National Personnel Records Center in ONE envelope. Address this envelope to: National Personnel Records Center 9700 Page Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63132-5200. Please note current addresses for discharged service members are not maintained at the records center - this center only has the service member's last officially recorded address. Letters to service members the record center can not identify or who are known to be deceased will be returned to you. Army World Wide Locator (.mil and .gov only!) http://wwl.erec.army.mil/ Army World Wide Locator (others) http://www.perscom.army.mil/erec A fee of $3.50 is charged per address search to private businesses, creditors, friends and profit-making organizations. The check or money order must be made payable to the Finance Officer, and is not refundable. Family members, state and local government agencies, active/retired military and non-profit organizations are exempt from paying the fee. This service will provide military addresses of soldiers on active duty in the U.S. Army only, not soldiers who have separated or retired. Address: Commander U.S. Army Enlisted Records & Evaluation Center ATTN: PCRE-RP Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN 46249-5301 |
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Posted by William Arsenault on 07/08/2003 10:34am i hope u have found your uncle by now,but incase you haven't call your LOCAL american red cross,you can find them in the yellow pages,if he is still in the service they will find him for you.i am the sister of 7 brothers that served,& we have went through them before.they locate them very quickly!i beleive it must be a immediant family member.not sure.his sister may have to be the one to call. good luck.shir shirleeanne3@webtv.net |