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Soldiers’ service records, pension and campaign medal records, 1914–1920. Search military records of non-commissioned officers and other ranks on Ancestry.co.uk (charges apply) and...
You can search and download (£) surviving First World War service records (WO 363) and pension records (WO 364). These are digitised records from collections held at The National...
The surviving 2 million “Burnt Documents” Service Records are for soldiers who were discharged, demobilized at the end of the war, who died between 1914 and 1920 and who were not eligible for an Army pension.
Digitised First World War records. We hold a vast collection of documents, letters, diaries, maps and photographs from the First World War, many of which have been digitised and can be...
The first three searches you can do to get started in the search for a First World War serviceman are available online. Search 1: Did the Serviceman Die in the War? London Cemetery & Extension, Somme battlefield. Free to search online.
In order to trace the service of soldiers from the First World War (or earlier), you must first determine whether or not their service record survives. Regrettably, more than half of the service records were damaged or destroyed in September 1940, when a German bombing raid struck the War Office repository in Arnside Street, London.
This collection contains World War I service records from 1914-1920. It contains records from two publications in the National Archives: WO 363 (War Office: Soldiers' Documents, First World War "Burnt Documents") and WO 364 (War Office: Documents from Pension Claims, First World War).
