How can I locate the location of my son who is in the Army and is now in Iraq?
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Sorry, but you will not be able to.  There are a variety of reasons, but the most important is your son's safety.  OPerational SECurity (OPSEC) will prevent you from knowing the exact location of your son.  You will have a general location.  Also, he is still in transit.  He will contact you when he gets a chance.\n\nThank you, your son, and your entire family.
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try google, classmates.com, reunion.com for starters.  Also try the white pages, that also is a good source.  My First Shirt from my first duty station located me via classmates.  I hadn't seen him since 1980.
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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.
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First, if he is a relative and deceased - you can now get a complete copy of his service record from the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. I have linked them below (1st link). If you are conducting research or trying to reconnect with him (aka old Army buddy) you can try going through the 35th ID Veterans Board and try to reach him or someone who knows/knew him. I have linked that too (2nd link). Good Luck!
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TRY THIS http://army.mil
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Check out this website it may help you!!\nwww.military.com\nThere is usually a link on the home page but if there isn't use the community link menu and select Buddy Finder!!\nGood luck hope you find him!!
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If you are from the UK go to the following web adddress for British Army records/contact  details:- \n\nhttp://www.army.mod.uk/contacts/divisions/records.htm\n\nIf you feel motivated enough to do some research yourself and know (or get to know via the Army contacts above) a reasonable amount about his army service you could go to the Public Record Office, Kew, and search through the appropriate military records.  The PRO staff  are extremely helpful and will guide you.\n\nI researched every detail of my father's RAF service this way. An amazing amount of information is available.  If you want any info on doing the latter, contact me via the YA message facility.
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AKO has white pages, if you're authorized can find them there...\n\nhttps://www.us.army.mil/suite/login/welcome.html
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you can write the government or the branch of service requesting information. under the "freedom of information act" Also if you tell them you are his child and have proof that should help you out more. \n\ni know when i was in, the military did not look fondly on any military person not doing what is thier duty as a soldier or family man.
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You can go to a 'plethora' of sites like OpGratitude or even give your nearest base a call and ask the operator for the PAO for the deployed unit, or find the Chaplain's Corner email/snail mail address and address it "To any Soldier" or Get ahold of the Family Support Centers
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You can go to the U.S. government official website, look for the link to military and they will give you a site to search for the soldiers name. You can also try contacting your local family support group for your base and they will be able to locate information for you or tell you where to obtain it. While my brother was serving in Iraq, the support group gave the family members a passcoded web site that we could access to stay updated on all current events, including KIA's and injured personell. My prayers are with you that the name you are looking for is not on either list. God Bless!
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You can try the USAF locator, however, because of privacy regulations/laws, unless you are related or have legal standing for the info and can provide specific information (SSN, HOR, DOB etc.) your request will be denied. I've linked a helpful website that gives directions on how to use the locator.
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try base.google.com, if you are seraching for a person
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The links below can help you.  One of the most important bits of info you will need is his social security number also sometimes the same as his "service number".  It could also help to know where he enlisted from- usually a hometown at the time of enlistment. As well as his full legal name.\n\nBut are you trying to find him, or his military records?\nThere may be other easier ways to find the person, since he is certain to have been out of the service for many years.\n\nThere are online phone, address, and background searches if you are trying to locate a living person.  You could start with a free one like www.whitepages.com \n\nIf you know him to be deceased then you could search death records of the states and counties where you think he might have lived.\n\nIf all else fails and you can get his social security number you can send a letter to him via the Social Security Administration. They will forward the letter to him if he is living. If he is not they may tell you, for their policy on this is would be good to call them and ask.
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Yes, I can help you I am in the Army, we can look people up, I need his name (first and last) correct spelling, and if you has these they would help, rank and where you think they might be stationed, but name definetly. email me  \nninabuck11@yahoo.com
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Contacting the army may give you a forwarding address, or you could hire a private detective however without any more information that may be a dead end.  First thing i'd try is the Army.
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Try http://www.military.com/