Married women should complete two forms. Complete one form listing your married name if you were married AFTER military service. Use your BACK button to complete a second form listing your maiden name used during your service.
Veterans who went by a nickname should complete two forms. Complete one form using your real name. Click your BACK button to complete a second form using your nickname in the LAST NAME block, and your last and first name in the FIRST NAME block.
Please use lowercase for all entries
LAST NAME:
First Name:
Middle Name:
Title:
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Sr
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The following selection permits you to select ONE award you were officially issued. When selecting ONE of the Awards listed you state that you possess military-issued documentation confirming you or the veteran was authorized the Award. Be advised that federal law enforceably prohibits any person wrongfully mistating recipientship of a United States military medal. Severe penalties are imposed for fraudulent misrepresentation of military Award authorization.
Select one Medal/Award you (or the veteran you are registering) received and authorizing document(s) you possess:
Country of Service:
Service Branch:
Other:
Final Enlisted, Warrant or Officer Rank Paygrade Final Enlisted, Warrant or Officer Rank Title:
Street Address:
City, State, ZipCode:
Phone:
Units, vessels or duty stations:
The American Heroes Personnel Registry was established on July 4th, 1988. It is the largest online public access locator database in the United States. To date, the Registry contains over 61 million listings. New listings are added daily. Existing listings are updated continuously.
You may also place a military-era photograph of yourself or another person in The Registry's G.I.. Photograph Museum of Honor. For more info click the G.I. Photograph Museum banner below.
THE G.I. PHOTOGRAPH MUSEUM OF HONOR All Active Duty, Reservists and Veterans can display their military-era photo in The G.I. Photograph Museum at no cost