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Figure 2-10. Addresses and phone numbers of state offices

ALABAMA

1.	Adjutant General P. O. Box 3711 Montgomery, AL 36109-0711	Phone: 334-271-7200 FAX: 334-271-7366 E-mail address: hennies@al-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director, Department of Veterans Affairs P. O. Box 1509 Montgomery, AL 36192-3701	Phone: (No phone service)
3.	Director, State Archives & History Research Div. P.O. Box 300100 Montgomery, AL 36130-0100	Phone: 334-242-4435

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The office of the Adjutant General advises it has personnel locator cards on all WWI personnel.

The Department of Veterans Affairs advises that additional military records may be located in one or more of 67 county field offices. All inquiries should include any known Alabama address element that may assist in locating and researching all available records locations.

ALASKA

Adjutant General
P.O. Box 5800
Fort Richardson, AK 99505-5800

Phone: 907-428-6003
FAX: 907-428-6019
E-mail address: jlestenkof@akanc.ang.af.mil

ARIZONA

Adjutant General
ATTN: AZAA-PRE-RHA
5636 E. McDowell Road
Phoenix, AZ 85008-3495

Phone: 602-267-2710
FAX: 602-267-2715
E-mail address: g=vandyke%hq%161rg@azphx.ang.af.mil

ARKANSAS

1.	Adjutant General Camp J. T. Robinson N. Little Rock, AR 72118-2200	Phone: 501-212-5001 FAX: 501-212-5009 E-mail address: tagar@ar-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs c/o VA Regional Office P. O. Box 1280 Bldg. 65, Fort Roots, Room 119 N. Little Rock, AR 72115	Phone: 501-370-3820
3.	Arkansas History Commission One Capitol Mall Little Rock, AR 72201	Phone: 501-682-6900

CALIFORNIA

Adjutant General
9800 S. Goethe Road
Sacramento, CA 95826-9101

Phone: 916-854-3000
FAX: 916-854-3671
E-mail address: tbozeman@catalyst.net

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Some of the records (specifically those for last names beginning with the letters A, B, C, E, K, and P) were lost in a fire in December 1972.

Copies of the California Military Benefit Index Cards for WWI, WWII and Korea were furnished to the NPRC (MPR). These records are identified in the registry file index as "QTD."

COLORADO

1.	Adjutant General 6848 South Revere Parkway Englewood, CO 80112-6703	Phone: 303-397-3023 FAX: 303-397-3281 E-mail address: tagco@co-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Division of Veterans Affairs 789 Sherman, Suite 460 Denver, CO 80203	Phone: 303-866-2055

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Division of Veterans Affairs has an alphabetical listing of the names of individuals who entered the Armed Forces from Colorado during WWI. The listing is divided by county and shows name, rank or grade, branch or organization, and home post office.

CONNECTICUT

1.	Adjutant General National Guard Armory 360 Broad Street Hartford, CT 06105-3795	Phone: 203-524-4953 FAX: 203-524-4898
2.	Commandant, Veterans Home and Hospital 287 West Street Rocky Hill, CT 06067	Phone: 203-529-2571
3.	Connecticut State Library (is unable to provide service at this time due to budget reasons.)	Phone: 203-566-3692

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Copy of WWI roster furnished to NPRC (MPR)

DELAWARE

1.	Adjutant General First Regiment Road Wilmington, DE 19808-2191	Phone: 302-326-7001 FAX: 302-326-7196/7119 E-mail address: hastings@de-ngnet.army.mil
3.	Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs Hall of Records State of Delaware Dover, DE 19901	Phone: 302-736-5318

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Delaware Public Archives Commission furnished NPRC (MPR) a copy of "Delaware's Role in World War II, 1940-1946" and microfilmed separation documents for WWI and Korea.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

1a.	Army National Guard District of Columbia N. G. Armory 2001 East Capitol Street Washington, DC 20003-1719	Phone: 202-433-5220 FAX: 202-433-3432
1b.	Air National Guard DC Air National Guard 2001 E. Capitol St. Washington, DC 20003-1719	Phone: 202-433-5114/5115

FLORIDA

Adjutant General
State Arsenal
P. O. Box 1008
St. Augustine, FL 32085-1008

Phone: 904-823-0100
FAX: 904-823-0125
E-mail address: tagfl@fl-ngnet.army.mil

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Adjutant General's Office advises it has publications on the following: Fatal Casualties for WWI, WWII, & Korean Conflict; & compiled summaries of service, casualties, & list of citations for WWI.

GEORGIA

2.	Department of Veterans Service Floyd Veterans Memorial Bldg., E-970 Atlanta, GA 30334	Phone: 404-656-5940
3.	Georgia Department of Archives and History Attn: Governmental Records Section Atlanta, GA 30334	Phone: 404-656-2350

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Copies of the WWI statement of service summary
cards were furnished to NPRC.

HAWAII

1.	Adjutant General 3949 Diamond Head Road Honolulu, HI 96816-4495	Phone: 808-733-4246 FAX: 808-733-4238 E-mail address: erichardson@hihik.ang.af.mil
2a.	Director, Department of Human Services P. O. Box 339 Honolulu, HI 96809	Phone: 808-548-5976
2b.	Oahu: Bureau of Conveyance 1151 Punchbowl St. Rms. 120 & 121 Honolulu, HI 96813	Phone: 808-587-0147
2c.	Hawaii: Veterans Affairs Counselor Hawaii Branch P.O. Box 1562 Hilo, HI 96720	Phone: 808-961-7390
2d.	Maui: Veterans Affairs Office - DHS Maui Branch 54 High Street, Rm. 125 Wailuku, HI 96793	Phone: 808-244-4266
2e.	Kauai: Veterans Affairs Counselor Kauai Branch P.O. Box 1707 Lihue, HI 96766	Phone: 808-245-4348

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Maui Branch (address 2d) advises it has discharge papers dating from 1917.

IDAHO

1.	Adjutant General 4040 W. Guard Street Boise, ID 83705-5004	Phone: 208-422-5242 FAX: 208-422-6179 E-mail address: jkane@id-ngnet.army.mil or jkane@idboi.ang.af.mil
2.	Executive Secretary Veterans Affairs Commission P. O. Box 7765 Boise, ID 83707	Phone: 208-334-1245

ILLINOIS

1.	Adjutant General 1301 N. MacArthur Blvd. Springfield, IL 62702-2399	Phone: 217-785-3500 FAX: 217-785-3736 E-mail address: austind@il-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Department of Veterans Affairs Lee Wayne Plaza Bldg. 2319 E. Lincolnway Sterling, IL 61081	Phone: 815-626-2468 FAX: 815-626-2856
3.	Illinois State Archives Springfield, IL 62756	Phone: 217-782-3545

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: "Roster of the Illinois National Guard & Illinois Naval Militia," listing those individuals Federalized in 1917 for WWI service, was furnished to the NPRC (MPR).

The Dept. of Veterans Affairs maintains a very complete record on all veterans, living and deceased. Also maintains a card file, alphabetically, on all veterans buried in the State of Illinois.

INDIANA

1.	Adjutant General ATTN: MDI-AG 2002 South Holt Road Indianapolis, IN 46241-4839	Phone: 317-247-3274/9 FAX: 317-247-3540 E-mail address: tagin@in-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Department of Veterans Affairs Indiana Government Center S. Rm E-120 302 W. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46204	Phone: 317-232-3910

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Adjutant General has a WWI Gold Star Honor Roll (1914-1918) consisting of brief histories of men and women who died in WWI. Alphabetical by county. Also has WWII Honor List of Army only. The SSS copies of Reports of Separation are on microfilm and in most cases are very poor copies. Some are in alphabetical order, some not. Also has separation forms for Korean veterans from Indiana, and rosters showing only name, branch of service, and home address at time of service. Alphabetical by county. These records are all in addition to its regular National Guard records.

IOWA

1.	Adjutant General 7700 NW Beaver Dr., Camp Dodge Johnson, IA 50131-1902	Phone: 515-252-4211 FAX: 515-252-4787 E-mail address: tag@ia-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Veterans Affairs Division Iowa Dept. of Public Defense Camp Dodge, 7700 NW Beaver Dr. Johnston, IA 50131-1902	Phone: 515-252-4313

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Veterans Affairs Division advises it has Armed Forces Grave Registration records on veterans buried in the State of Iowa from the Revolutionary War thru the Vietnam War. These show name, date of birth, date of death, names of next of kin/survivor, place of death, place of burial, general service information and undertaker.

Bonus claims files covering WWI, WWII, & Korea were furnished to NPRC (MPR).

The Veterans Affairs Division advises it has DD2l4's in Korean Bonus Files; & a Federal Listing on Iowa veterans of the Mexican Border Service (1916) & WWI (1917-1918).

KANSAS

1.	Adjutant General 2800 SW Topeka Boulevard Topeka, KS 66611-1287	Phone: 913-274-1001 FAX: 913-274-1682 E-mail address: tagks@ks-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director, Commission on Veterans Affairs Jayhawk Tower, Suite 701 700 SW Jackson Street Topeka, KS 66603	Phone: 913-296-3976

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The State Adjutant General advises that the SSS copies of Report of Separation are exclusive of veterans of WWII, however statements of service are available on WWII veterans.

KENTUCKY

1.	Adjutant General Building 100 - 100 Minuteman Parkway Frankfort, KY 40601-6168	Phone: 502-564-8558/4437 FAX: 502-564-6271 No e-mail address
2.	Director, Center for Veterans Affairs 1000 Federal Place, Room 136-J Louisville, KY 40223	Phone: 502-588-4447/4448

LOUISIANA

Adjutant General
Hdqts. Bldg. Jackson Barracks
New Orleans, LA 70146-0330

Phone: 504-278-6211/6212
FAX: 504-278-6554
E-mail address: tagla@la-ngnet.army.mil

Director, Department of Veterans' Affairs
P. O. Box 94095
Capital Station
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4095

Phone: 504-922-0500

State of Louisiana
Secretary of State
Division of Archives
Record Management & History
P. O. Box 94125
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9125

Phone:

504-922-0105
504-922-1207

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Dept. of Veterans Affairs advises it has a book listing WWI discharges by Parish.

The SSS copies of Report of Separation have actually been broken out to the County Veterans' Affairs Offices; however, all inquiries should be directed to the Dept. of Veterans Affairs office at Baton Rouge. That office will check with the county office.

MAINE

1.	Adjutant General Hdqts., Maine National Guard Camp Keyes Augusta, ME 04333-0033	Phone: 207-626-4271/4205 FAX: 207-626-4509 E-mail address: earl.adams@state.me.us or tagme@me-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Bureau of Veteran Services State House Station #117 Augusta, ME 04333	Phone: 207-626-4464/8

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Bureau of Veteran Services advises it has WWI service record cards & discharge papers. WWI rosters (in book form) were furnished to NPRC(MPR).

The Bureau of Veteran Services also advises it has an incomplete collection of DD2l4's from WWII & Korea. However, they do have Selective Service Cards relating to those veterans whose DD2l4's are missing.

MARYLAND

1.	Adjutant General 5th Regiment Armory Baltimore, MD 21201-2288	Phone: 410-576-6097 FAX: 410-576-6079 E-mail address: tagmd@md-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director, Maryland Veterans Commission Federal Bldg. - Rm 110 31 Hopkins Plaza Baltimore, MD 21201	Phone: 301 962-4700
3.	The War Memorial Commission War Memorial Building Lexington & Gay Sts. Baltimore, MD 21201	Phone: (No phone service)

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: WWI and WWII records in book form have been
obtained from the Maryland Historical Society.

The Maryland Veterans Commission advises it has a WWI book of discharges of veterans who entered service from Maryland which lists date of entry, date of discharge, type of discharge, & generally age at time of entry. The Commission also has a WWII book which lists veterans names, service numbers, & residence at time of entry.

Inquiries pertaining to WWII records should be sent to address #3.

MASSACHUSETTS

1a.	Adjutant General, Camp Curtis Guild 25 Haverhill St. Redding, MA 01867	Phone: 617-944-0500 Ext. 240
1b.	Adjutant General Military Records Section, Rm 1000 100 Cambridge Street Boston, MA 02202	Phone: 617-727-2964/2965

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Military Records Section of the Adjutant General's Office advises it has DD214's from 1950-1955; & 1958- 1975. Also, the Military Records Section has Bonus Locator Cards only. The bonus records are under the jurisdiction of the Treasurer & Receiver General, Bonus Div., Rm. 1203, McCormack State Office Bldg., Boston, MA 02108.

MICHIGAN

1.	Adjutant General 2500 S. Washington Avenue Lansing, MI 48913-5101	Phone: 517-483-5507 FAX: 517-482-0356 E-mail address: stumpg@state.mi.us
2.	The Michigan Veterans Trust Fund 611 W. Ottawa Lansing, MI 48913	Phone: 517-335-1632
3.	Michigan Dept. of State Bureau of History Archives Section 3405 N. Logan Lansing, MI 48918	Phone: 517-335-1408

MINNESOTA

1.	Adjutant General 4th Floor Veterans Service Bldg. 20 West 12th Street St. Paul, MN 55155-2098	Phone: 612-282-4666 FAX: 612-282-4541 E-mail address: tag@doim.dma.state.mn.us
2.	Commissioner Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Service Bldg., 2nd Floor St. Paul, MN 55155-2079	Phone: 612-296-2562
3.	Minnesota Historical Society Research Center 1500 Mississippi St. St. Paul, MN 55101	Phone: 612-296-6980

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The SSS copies of Reports of Separation were broken out to each County Veterans Service officer.

The Adjutant General's Office advises it has Army National Guard records for the following:

1946 - 1978 Officer Records
1950 - 1978 Enlisted Records

This office also has records relating to the NG prior to WWI & the Mexican Border Conflict.

The Dept. of Veterans Affairs advises it has National Guard records from 6-27-50 to 7-27-53, covering those veterans who were called to active duty during the Korean Conflict and who received a state bonus.

The Historical Society advises it has payroll records covering the Mexican Border Conflict.

MISSISSIPPI

1.	Adjutant General P. O. Box 5027 Jackson, MS 39296-5027	Phone: 601-973-6232 FAX: 601-973-6251 E-mail address: tagms@ms-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director State Veterans Affairs Board 4607 Lindbergh Dr. Jackson, MS 39209	Phone: 601-354-7205 (WWI & II) 601-354-7377 (Korea)

MISSOURI

1.	Adjutant General 2302 Militia Drive Jefferson City, MO 65101-1203	Phone: 573-526-9890 FAX: 573-526-9546 E-mail address: tagmo@mo-ngnet.army.mil
3.	Missouri States Archives Jefferson City, MO 65102	Phone: 573-751-3280 FAX: 573-526-7333

MONTANA

Adjutant General
P. O. Box 4789
1100 North Mail Street
Helena, MT 59604-4789

Phone: 406-444-6910
FAX: 406-444-6973

NEBRASKA

1.	Adjutant General 1300 Military Road Lincoln, NE 68508-1090	Phone: 402-471-7100/7114 FAX: 402-471-7171 E-mail address: tagne@ne-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director Department of Veterans Affairs 301 Centennial Mall, South P. O. Box 95083 Lincoln, NE 68509	Phone: 402-471-2458

NEVADA

Nevada State Library and Archives
Division of Archives and Records
101 S. Fall Street, Capitol Complex
Carson City, NV 89710

Phone: 702-885-5210

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The State Archivist indicates good coverage, alphabetically arranged dating from 1864 for records of the National Guard, State Militia, and Adjutant General.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Adjutant General
#1 Airport
State Military Reservation
Concord, NH 03301-5652

Phone: 603-225-1200/1380
FAX: 603-225-1257
E-mail address: tagnh@nh-ngnet.army.mil

NEW JERSEY

1.	Adjutant General Eggert Crossing Road, CN 340 Trenton, NJ 08625-0340	Phone: 609-530-6957 FAX: 609-530-7097 E-mail address: glazar@dmava.state.nj.us
2.	Director, Dept. of Veterans Service 143 E. State St., Rm. 505 Trenton, NJ 08608	Phone: 609-292-9303

NEW MEXICO

1.	Adjutant General State Programs Office, Room 201 47 Bataan Blvd. Santa Fe, NM 87502	Phone: 505-474-1202 FAX: 505-474-1355 E-mail address: mmontano@tagnmhq.ang.af.mil
2.	Director, Veterans Service Commission P. O. Box 2324 Santa Fe, NM 87503	Phone: 505-827-6300

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Bonus records are available from the Veterans Service Commission only if veteran has applied for a tax exemption.

NEW YORK

1.	Adjutant General 330 Old Niskayuna Rd. Latham, NY 12110-2224	Phone: 518-786-4502/4855 FAX: 518-786-4325
2.	Division of Veterans Affairs 5 Empire State Plaza, Suite 2836 Albany, NY 12223-1551	Phone: 518-474-3752

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Div. of Veterans Affairs advises it has Veterans Readjustment Allowance Records (52-20 & 26-26 Clubs) for WWII and the Korean Conflict. These records pertain to unemployment insurance payments made to veterans by the state of N.Y. A verification from the Div. of Veterans Affairs that an individual received this benefit is proof of honorable military service. However, the dates of service cannot be verified. In order to search these records the SSAN is needed.

NORTH CAROLINA

Adjutant General
4105 Reedy Creek Road
Raleigh, NC 27607-6410

Phone:	919-644-6101 919-664-6141 (WWI)
FAX:	919-664-6400
E-mail address:	tabnc@nc-ngnet.army.mil

Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Division of Veterans Affairs
227 East Edenton Street
Raleigh, NC 27601

Phone: 919-733-3851

Department of Cultural Resources
Division of Archives and History
Archives and Records Section
State of North Carolina
Raleigh, NC 27611

Phone: 919-733-3952

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Adjutant General's Office advises coverage of WWI records includes: alphabetical card file (1917 - 1919); & a card file of those killed in action or died of disease (1917 - 1919).

The Adjutant General's Office also advises it has coverage of NG records from: prior to WWI; & 1947 to present.

A duplicate set of WWI Service Record Cards for North Carolina has been furnished to NPRC (MPR).

Many of the records in the Division of Archives and History (address #3 above) are arranged by county. Always try to furnish home address.

NORTH DAKOTA

1.	Adjutant General P.O. Box 5511 Bismarck, ND 58502-5511	Phone: 701-224-5102 FAX: 701-224-5180 E-mail address: otag@emh1.tic.bismarck.nd.us
2.	Commissioner Department of Veterans Affairs 15 Broadway Fargo, ND 58102	Phone: 701-239-7165

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Address #1 holds records dating from 1950 and prior; address #2 holds records dating after 1950.

Rosters of WWI, WWII, and Korean Conflict (in book form) have been furnished to NPRC (MPR).

OHIO

1.	Adjutant General 2825 West Dublin Granville Road Columbus, OH 43235-2789	Phone: 614-889-7070 FAX: 614-889-7074 E-mail address: tagoh@oh-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director Division of Soldiers Claims & Veterans Affairs State House Annex, Room 11 Columbus, OH 43215	Phone: 614-466-5453

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Copy of the WWI roster was furnished to NPRC.

The Adjutant General's Office also has service records of Ohioans who served on extended active duty during World War II and the Korean Conflict, consisting of copies of certificates of discharge and Reports of Separation.

The Division of Soldiers Claims & Veterans Affairs advises it has copies of discharge papers/separation documents for the following periods:

WWI - Apr, 1917 to Nov, 1918;

WWII - 12-7-41 to 9-2-45;

Korea - 6-25-50 to 7-19-53; &
early 1960's (if served in Vietnam).

OKLAHOMA

1.	Adjutant General 3501 Military Circle, NE Oklahoma City, OK 73111-4398	Phone: 405-425-8201 FAX: 405-425-8524 E-mail address: scortright@okokc.ang.af.mil
2.	Director, Department of Veterans Affairs P. O. Box 53067 Oklahoma City, OK 73152	Phone: 405-521-3684

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Dept. of Veterans Affairs advises it has lists of officers and enlisted men who lost their lives in WWI. These are listed in alphabetical order by County of residence. The lists indicate whether veteran was killed in action, died of disease, wounds, or accident.

The Adjutant General's Office advises their records begin in late 1946 & 1952 when units were Federally recognized.

NPRC(MPR) was furnished discharge documents from 1940 thru 1971. These records are identified in the registry file index as "QMD."

OREGON

1.	Adjutant General Oregon Military Department P.O. Box 14350 Salem, OR 97309-5047	Phone: 503-945-3991 FAX: 503-945-3987 E-mail address: rrees@orpdx.ang.af.mil
2.	Oregon Veterans' Building 700 Summer Street, NE Salem, OR 97310-1270	Phone: 503-373-2085

PENNSYLVANIA

1.	Adjutant General Department of Military Affairs Fort Indiantown Gap Annville, PA 17003-5002	Phone: 717-861-8500/1 FAX: 717-861-8314 E-mail address: tagpa@pa-ngnet.army.mil
3.	Division of Archives & Manuscripts Box 1026 Harrisburg, PA 17108-1026	Phone: 717-783-9877 717-787-2911

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Adjutant General's Office advises it has state bonus applications for WWI, WWII, and Korea. In order to search Korean bonus applications, the AG's office needs a service number.

The Div. of Archives & Manuscripts advises it has Muster Rolls from 1916 to 1917; Service Records & Bonus Applications from 1917-1948; Draft Board Registration & Induction Records from 1917-1948; Veterans Compensation & Bonus File Records
c. 1950; & National Guard records from 1867-1969. When requesting information from this source furnish: complete name; township or county of residence at time of entering service; approximate period of service; & date of birth. Information as to company, battalion, or regiment with which an individual served is beneficial.

Most Pennsylvania veterans were urged to record their discharges with their county records officer. This was free and most veterans took advantage, particularly for WWII.

PUERTO RICO

Adjutant General
P. O. Box 3786
San Juan, PR 00904-3786

Phone: 809-724-1295
FAX: 809-723-6360

RHODE ISLAND

1.	Office of the Adjutant General 1051 N. Main Street Providence, RI 02904-5717	Phone: 401-457-4102 FAX: 401-457-4338 E-mail address: tagri@ri-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Chief, Veterans Affairs Office Metacom Avenue Bristol, RI 02809	Phone: 401-277-2488

SOUTH CAROLINA

1.	Adjutant General #1 National Guard Rd. Columbia, SC 29201-4766	Phone: 803-748-4217 FAX: 803-748-4499 E-mail address: tagsc@sc-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Director, Department of Veterans Affairs 1205 Pendleton Street Columbia, SC 29201	Phone: 803-734-0200
3.	South Carolina Dept. of Archives and History 1430 Senate St. P. O. Box 11669 Columbia, SC 29211	Phone: 803-734-8577

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The office of the Adjutant General advises it has WWI Roster. The SSS copies of Report of Separation that were furnished to the Adjutant General were used to compile an "Official Roster" for WWII. A copy has been furnished to NPRC(MPR).

The Dept. of Archives and history advises it has the following records:

WWI Service Record Cards
Muster Rolls and Enlistment Records - 1907-1922 (transferred from the office of the A.G.)
Record of decorations for action between 1909-1918
Muster Rolls of Mexican Border Service - 1916-1917
"Official Roster" of S.C. soldiers - 1917-1918
Applications for WWI Victory Medals 1920-1921; and 1925-1926
Company files after induction - 1940-1943 (transferred from the office of the A.G.)
Discharge and releases from military service - 1941-1943 (transferred from the A.G.)
S.C. State Guard Enlistment Records - 1941-1947

SOUTH DAKOTA

1.	Adjutant General 2823 West Main Rapid City, SD 57702-8186	Phone: 605-399-6702 FAX: 605-399-6677 E-mail address: sykorah@s1128707.11287.cac.rcas.mil
2.	South Dakota Veterans Affairs c/o VARO Box 5046 Sioux Falls, SD 57117	Phone: 605-333-6869 FAX: 605-333-5386

TENNESSEE

Adjutant General
Houston Barracks
P.O. Box 41502
Nashville, TN 37204-1501

Phone: 615-313-3001/2666
FAX: 615-313-3129
E-mail address: tagtn@tn-ngnet.army.mil

TEXAS

1.	Adjutant General Box 5218, Camp Mabry Austin, TX 78763-5218	Phone: 512-465-5006 FAX: 512-465-5578
2.	Executive Director Veterans Affairs Commission P. O. Box 12277, Capitol Station Austin, TX 78711	Phone: 512-463-5538

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Adjutant General's Office advises WWI cards indicate: date & place of enlistment; & date & place of discharge. Also has roster of 36th Division from 1914-1918.

The AG's office has list of Texans killed in WWI, WWII, & Korean conflict.

UTAH

1.	Adjutant General 12953 S. Minuteman Dr. Draper, UT 84020-1776	Phone: 801-576-3900 FAX: 801-576-3575 E-mail address: tagut@ut-ngnet.army.mil
3.	State Archivist and Records Administrator State Archives and Records Service State Capitol Salt Lake City, UT 84114	Phone: 801-538-3012

VERMONT

Director
State Veterans Affairs
120 State St.
Montpelier, VT 05620-4401

Phone: 802-828-3379/3381

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Bonus information consists of amount and date received.

VIRGINIA

1.	Adjutant General 600 East Broad Street Richmond, VA 23219-1832	Phone: 804-775-9120 FAX: 804-775-9338 E-mail address: tagva@va-ngnet.army.mil
3.	The Library of Virginia 800 East Broad Street Richmond, VA 23219-8000	General Phone: 804-692-3500 Reference Phone: 804-692-3888 Fax: 804-692-3556

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Library of Virginia advises that WWI records are arranged by the county or city of induction. WWII separation documents (1942-1950) are arranged alphabetically by veteran's last name.

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Director, Division of Veterans Affairs
P. O. Box 708
Christianted
St. Croix, VI 00820

Phone: 809-773-6663

WASHINGTON

1.	Adjutant General Camp Murray, Building 1 Tacoma, WA 98430-5000	Phone: 206-512-8201 FAX: 206-512-8497 E-mail address: tagwa@wa-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Dept. of Veterans Affairs P. O. Box 9778 Olympia, WA 98504-9778	Phone: 360-753-5586

WEST VIRGINIA

1.	Adjutant General 1703 Coonskin Drive Charleston, WV 25311-1085	Phone: 304-341-6316/18 FAX: 304-341-6466 E-mail address: tagwv@wv-ngnet.army.mil
2.	Division of Veterans Affairs 1321 Plaza East - Suite 101 Charleston, WV 25301-1400	Phone: 304-558-3661
3.	Archives & History The Cultural Center Capitol Complex Charleston, WV 25305	Phone: 304-348-0230

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Adjutant General's Office advises it has a brief statement of WWI service. The office of Archives & History advises it has WWI service record cards; & burial & cemetery records. This office also has some WWI bonus records, as well as the Mexican Border Conflict bonus records.

WISCONSIN

1.	Adjutant General P. O. Box 811 Madison, WI 53708-8111	Phone: 608-242-3001 FAX: 608-242-3111 E-mail address: tagwi@aol.com
2.	Department of Veterans Affairs 77 N. Dickinson St. P. O. Box 7843 Madison, WI 53707	Phone: 608-266-3602

*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Dept. of Veterans Affairs advises it has Grave Registration records of veterans buried in the State of Wisconsin which include military records information.

WYOMING

Adjutant General
5500 Bishop Boulevard
Cheyenne, WY 82009-3220

Phone: 307-772-5234
FAX: 307-772-5910
E-mail address: eboenisch@wycys.ang.af.mil

WWI -	Apr, 1917 to Nov, 1918;
WWII -	12-7-41 to 9-2-45;
Korea -	6-25-50 to 7-19-53; & early 1960's (if served in Vietnam).