information on Paul J Hunter WW2

Question

Like information on my grandfather Paul J Hunter who was in WW1 He was from Ohio and then moved to Detroit with family

Textual Reference Branch, Archives II · Answer

markey 
 Thank you for posting your request on History Hub! 
 
 Your inquiry states that you are interested in locating records pertaining to the military service of your grandfather, Paul J. Hunter, but it is unclear whether he serve during World War I or World War II. 
 
 Military service personnel files and individual medical reports for both the World War I and World War II period are in the custody of the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. You should complete a GSA Standard Form 180 and mail to the Military Personnel Records, National Personnel Records Center, 1 Archives Drive, St. Louis, MO 63138-1002. You may also apply online . Please be aware that there was a fire at the Records Center in 1973 and some records were destroyed. 
 
 The World War I selective service (draft) records (including the 4th registration) are in the custody of the National Archives at Atlanta, 5780 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA 30260. The email address is altanta.archives@nara.gov . 
 
 Selective Service records for individuals who served after World War I and born before 1960 are in the custody of the National Archives at St. Louis, ATTN: RL-SL, P.O. Box 38757, St. Louis, MO 63138-0757; Phone: 314-801-0850; Fax: 314-801-9187; email: stl.archives@nara.gov . There are two types of records: the ledgers and the cards. The ledgers are in the public domain and not restricted by privacy. The cards are considered personal information and written permission for release, a death certificate, and/or an indication the information is requested for genealogical purposes should accompany the request for copies of the cards. Please use the enclosed form to request a search of these records. 
 
 World War II U.S. Army Enlistment Records are in the custody of the Electronic Records Division (RDE) and are available via AAD (Access to Archival Databases) on the National Archives website at: https://aad.archives.gov/aad/ . Click on "World War II" under the category section. A list of the databases relating to WWII will appear and select the first database to search the WWII U.S. Army Enlistment Records. 
 
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