how do i locate my father who was in u s navy operation deep freeze based in new zealand in 1963-1964?
409456
Contact the Veterans Administration and get your answer there.
321261
I just had to go through the same thing. My dad was in the navy and I was born in Scotland. You have to write to the Dept. of State in Washington, D.C. They don't make the FS-545 anymore. They have replaced it. You can either get a FS-240, which is a consular report of birth abroad or a DS-1350, which is a Certification of report of Birth of a United States Citizen. They are $30 each. I have lost the address, but the phone number is 888-407-4747. They will let you know what all you have to have. Good luck.
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Go to the New Zealand Citizenship website and the Immigration website. They will provide you with a great deal of information, as well as where to go to seek further information on your (your husband's) eligibility for New Zealand residence and/or citizenship.\n\nYou do not say whether your father-in-law is still alive, still lives in New Zealand, was ever a NZ citizen, or where your husband was born, and if his birth was registered with the NZ government, etc. Keep in mind that New Zealand has some interesting citizenship rules that can exclude automatic rights to citizenship for people born outside of New Zealand, even if their parent(s) are NZ citizens. A lot depends on how citizenhip was acquired and where the respective people were born.\n\nHowever, the citizenship site gives clear guidelines on who can claim NZ nationality and provides the various forms to do so. If your husband is eligible for citizenship, then you will need to apply for permanent residence based on being his wife; the immigration site provides all relevant information regarding that.\n\nIf, after looking thru those sites you still have unanswered questions, then you should call your local NZ Embassy/High Commission and seek an interview.
1070973
Try looking up his name, or his parents' name at www.zabasearch.com
399064
Use the Yahoo People Search, or go to Alaska, so you can talk to your great grandfather though auroras.
30651
Due to security requirements you can't use the world wide locator so you'll have to contact the Enlisted Records and Evaluation Center's (EREC) Customer Service Center at 1-866-771-6357.  You can try military.com, but it only works if the soldier registered with the site.  Otherwise, it's pretty useless.
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If he is currently active duty, then you could talk with someone at your local red cross or USO (probably in your nearest international airport).  They can also provide you with a mailing address for him if he is overseas.  If he is not currently on active duty, eg. if you are looking for a unit he previously served in, then www.military.com might have the answers you are looking for.  Disbanded units often hold reunions, which are listed on the site too.  Good luck.
109596
Yeah Military.com. He'll be on there if he wants to be found. You can also try Intelius.com, but they'll charge you about $20 to find him.
434967
Try the Armed Forces Locator Service.  Google is your friend.
250257
If that friend has an AKO (Army Knowledge online), try "firstname.lastname@us.army. mil".  You could contact his parents or another relative too (I would hope they know).  \n\nThere used to be such a thing as a "post locator", but you must be a service member or a spouse to use it.
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You will be unable to get any information.  The Navy will only release information under certain circumstances, and you would not only need to have full name, you would also need their SS number and a damn good reason why you need to contact them.  \n\nYou can go to Military.com, and post a "looking for" message on their buddy finder, but the odds are small that you will have any luck.
166567
Find the area where he was stationed first. Then check w / orphanages records. Try to locate exgirlfriend / mother by name. Japanees have strong family records by tradition.
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man... i've been wonderin tt too... i've a fren fron Scottsdale, Arizona who is stationed there as well... if u eva find out how to look them up, pls mail me at risky_1986@yahoo.com.sg\nthank you so so much...
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Not sure if this will help, but my father is also deceased my son and I wanted to know more about his military career.  We found a web site to request his military records.  I cannot remember the website but I have the mailing address.  It took about 2 weeks and his records came to me in the mail.\n\nNational Personnel Records Center\nMilitary Personnel Records\n9700 Page Avenue\nSt. Louis, MO 63132-5100\n\nI am sure if you do a search on the name you will find the web site, but you have to have his social security number.  I truly hope this helps you out.  I am in your shoes, ever since I remarried a US Army soldier and we now live on a military base, my 14 year old son has taken a big interest in finding out about my dad's military career.  \n\nGood luck to you:)\n\nGOD BLESS OUR TROOPS\n\nP.S.  I just found the website, www.archives.gov
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http://www.nettrace.com.au\n\njust go to "People Search" and choose a link. There are several good ones.
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i was in nam in the army but if u are trying to find him go to vietnamvets.com u may have some luck there.
731142
Try sending an inquiry to the Marines.  They should be able to give you his adress.