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Re: Air Force Morning Reports and Rosters
Katharine Seitz
Apr 16, 2018 10:29 AM
2 people found this helpfulDear Mr. Knoch,
Thank you for contacting History Hub!
The National Archives' National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, MO, has created a web page to answer information requests about morning reports and rosters [https://www.archives.gov/st-louis/military-personnel/morning-reports-and-unit-rosters.html]. This page should answer your questions in full.
We wish you all the best in your research!
Sincerely,
Katharine Seitz
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Re: Air Force Morning Reports and Rosters
Ms Seitz, I have a follow-up question on your above response. The NARA website states that army rosters for 1944-46 were destroyed. But these are available on microfilm at the St. Louis facility? Also, does the St. Louis facility have morning reports for the Army Air Corp from WWII? thank you, joan stachnik
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Re: Air Force Morning Reports and Rosters
1 person found this helpfulHave had luck writing to this agency, I have received numerous records pertaining to my grandfather. Here is the information you need.
Mary Dixie Dysart, PhD
Air Force Historical Research Agency/RS
600 Chennault Circle
Maxwell AFB, AL 36112-6424
Phone: Commercial - 334-953-2241
DSN 493-2241
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Re: Air Force Morning Reports and Rosters
May I ask how long it took to get records from AFHRA? Thanks, joan stachnik
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Re: Air Force Morning Reports and Rosters
1 person found this helpfulI received them in about 6 most, they are very limited and does take time to respond. But well worth the wait. I was able to obtain General Orders on my grandfather based on his discharge papers.
Elliot
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Re: Air Force Morning Reports and Rosters
Thanks, I had requested via email some information on carrier groups during D-day. The agency did reply that my request was received but still waiting if they have any information. joan
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