Trying to locate my grandson, in US Navy. Does not keep in touch. How can I do this?
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To locate an active-duty member at the U.S. Navy: \n\nNavy Worldwide Locator\nNavy Personnel Command\nPERS 312E2\n5720 Integrity Drive\nMillington, TN 38055-3120 \n\nPh: 866/827-5672 or 1-901-874-3388
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Try looking where they were last seen.  Talk to friends relatives etc...there are lots of sites on the net for a people locator.  Some are even free.
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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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If you have any idea what base he is stationed at, you might be able to find him if you know his last name and social security number, but since you don't know his unit, I doubt you know his social. You can try contacting the base locator to find him, there is probably a number for the base operator in the local phone book, but my advice is to start making plans to make decisions for the baby yourself, since it seems unlikely you will find him. If he is the father, hope that he will call you, and do the right thing by you. Good luck. I hope it all works out, my prayers are with you and your baby.
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Go to Military.com....sign up, plug in the base or name of the person.  It's not very easy because so many people have the same name, but it's worth a shot.  Good luck.
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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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you could try writing to them and if they have moved maybe the person who lives there now knows were they are now and can mail it on.otherwise you are lost.
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The best place to start is by asking his parents/family.  Another place to look is Yahoo People Search.  You can try https://www.us.army.mil/suite/login/welcome.html, but I don't know if you will be able to log on.
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If you know someone in the Army(a recruiter might be able to help you even).... ask if you can use their AKO(Army Knowledge Online) and use a thing called "white pages".  Once you are in white pages, put in as much info as you know about your lost friend: First name, Last name, and Rank would be a good place to start.... after you have entered this in..... you will have a list of names, AKO addresses, and what unit they belong to.  At that point just scroll through the list until you find your friend.  Send him an email to his AKO and then you should be able to find out his mailing address via Email.  I hope this helps.
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try people search or nettrace
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Try doing searches of the local phone directories using the given name.  I'm thinking it is really possible that you might find something that way.  Try: http://www.verizon.com or even Yahoo! People Finder.  We have located a number of missing alumni with these types of searches.  Good luck.  But, it really can be a big, and sometimes unwelcome, shock for an adopted child to hear from a birth parent.  Be prepared for disappointment.  Mr. Robinson may not be as anxious to hear from you as you are to hear from him.\n\nIt is also likely that he was adopted by someone and now has their name.  An adoption search might be more helpful.  Try the free Adoptee & Birth Family Registry at http://www.birthfamily.com/registry/ .  This might be a better way to learn if he is interested to find you.\n\nAgain, good luck in your search.
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I have been looking for my half brothers and sisters for 4 yrs. I live in Ca, and last I knew they did too. Ultimately, after searching many 'people-finder' websites, some I even paid for, I got an address from my grandfather in Pennsylvania. Who knew? Anyway, best ( and cheapest ) way to find a long-lost relative is to get a hold of a relative that you both might have contact with.
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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.
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Family members, friends of his. A Social Security number would be one of the best ways to track him down. I do not know of any free ways. however, some of these agencies don't charge a great deal, perhaps it would be worth the cost. Good luck on your search. I hope someone has a more helpful answer for you. God bless****
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if you know the name and city they live in, then try just typing it in google... i did that earlier and it brought up the person's full address and phone number.  this may not be available for all people though...
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Try military.com I've helped my husband find old shipmates that way. Go the to "community" tab and click on "buddy finder". It will only work if he's signed up though. Good luck!
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Use any of the websites noted above, but remember, just like a phone book, the number has to be listed and you have to know the location of the person.\n-MM