ࡱ> |}~ wbjbj :xxn##### $ $ $8C$$ $) ,:E,E,E,y-&- -,σσσσσσ$P#Zy-y-ZZ##E,E,4JbbbZj#E,#E,bZbbR/}E,h$aל $zZ#~RTA~f]x<n#Y-3= bEH!Q---a---ZZZZ--------- ": Section K. Other Contact and Reference Information  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="OTHER" Overview In this SectionThis section contains the following topics: TopicTopic NameSee Page76Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers2-K-277Addresses for Other Agencies and Record Facilities2-K-1278Groups Approved for Veterans Status Under Public Law (PL) 95-202 and PL 106-2592-K-1579Contacting State Adjutants General2-K-1880Guide for Service Numbers 1 through 9,999,9992-K-1981Guide for Service Numbers 10,000,000 through 19,999,9992-K-2182Guide for Service Numbers 20,000,000 and Higher2-K-2483Glossary2-K-26 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="OTHER"  IntroductionThis topic contains the address codes of record centers, and corresponding addresses, and telephone numbers. Change DateAugust 29, 2011 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. Address Code 10Address: National Archives and Records Administration Washington, DC 20408 Telephone number: (202) 501-5400 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  b. Address Code 11Address: U.S. Army Human Resources Command 1 Reserve Way St. Louis, MO 63132-5200 Telephone number: (800) 318-5298 Fax number: (314) 592-4123Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  c. Address Code 13Address: National Personnel Records Center 9700 Page Avenue St. Louis, MO 63132-5100 Telephone numbers: all branches: (314) 538-2050, and for regional office (RO) personnel inquiring about records needed in conjunction with pending claims, Department of Veterans Affairs Liaison Office (VALO) number, (314) 538-4278. Fax number: (314) 538-4175 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  d. Address Code 14Address: U.S. Army Human Resources Command ATTN: (AHRC-EP) 1600 Spearhead Division Avenue Dept. 300 Fort Knox, KY 40122-5300 Telephone number: (502) 613-9019 Note: The Center maintains medical and personnel records of enlisted servicemembers on the temporary disability retired list (TDRL) until a final determination is made, which in some cases, may be years later. Reference: For information on the correct address code to use when requesting records for officers who are on the TDRL, see HYPERLINK "imi-internal:M21-1MRIII.iii.2.K.76.g"M21-1MR, Part III, Subpart iii, 2.K.76.g.Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  e. Address Code 16Address: Defense Finance and Accounting Service - IN Military Pay Operations ATTN: Verifications and Support Branch 8899 E. 56th St. Indianapolis, IN 46249-0875 Telephone number: (317) 510-2813 Fax number: (317) 275-0123 E-mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:ampo-verify-inquiries@dfas.mil" ampo-verify-inquiries@dfas.mil Note: Normal processing is 14 days from date of receipt.  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  f. Address Code 17Address: Defense Finance and Accounting Service U.S. Military Retired Pay PO Box 7131 London, KY 40742-7130 Telephone number: (800) 321-1080 Fax number: (800) 982-8459Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  g. Address Code 18Address: Commander U.S. Army Human Resources Command ATTN: AHRC-MSR 200 Stovall St. Alexandria, VA 22331-4000 Telephone number: (703) 325-4620 Important: Send inquiries to this address code that concern only the records of Army officers on active duty, and TDRL. PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  h. Address Code 21Address: HQ AFPC/DPSOMP 550 C Street West Randolph Air Force Base, TX 78150-4713 Telephone number: (800) 525-0102 Fax number: (303) 676-7589 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  i. Address Code 22Address: HQ AFPC/DPFFCM 550 C Street W. #21 Randolph Air Force Base, TX 78150-4723 Telephone number: (210) 565-2450/2451 Fax number: (210) 565-4021 Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  j. Address Code 25Address: Defense Finance and Accounting Service - IN Military Pay Operations ATTN: Verifications and Support Branch 8899 E. 56th St. Indianapolis, IN 46249-0875 Telephone number: (317) 510-2813 Fax number: (317) 275-0123 E-mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:ampo-verify-inquiries@dfas.mil" ampo-verify-inquiries@dfas.mil Note: Normal processing is 14 days from date of receipt.  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  k. Address Code 31Address: Navy Personnel Command PERS-312E 5720 Integrity Drive Millington, TN 38055-3130 Telephone number: (901) 874-4885Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  l. Address Code 35Use the table below to determine the correct address to which to direct service requests for address code 35. If the information request concerns Then direct the inquiries to Retired pay mattersAddress: Defense Finance and Accounting Service U.S. Military Retired Pay PO Box 7130 London, KY 40742-7130 Telephone number: (800) 321-1080 Fax number: (800) 469-6559Navy Reserve pay active duty pay separation pay, and/or severance payAddress: Defense Finance & Accounting Service Military Pay Operations ATTN: Navy Separations 1240 East Ninth St. Cleveland, OH 44199-2055 Telephone number: (888) 332-7411 Fax number: (216) 367-3580 E-mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:ccl-fax-separations@dfas.mil" ccl-fax-separations@dfas.mil Notes: For Navy Separation Accounts, call (216) 522-6289, then press the 2 and the # telephone keys and use the telephone keys to enter the last three digits of the Veterans Social Security number. Specify the Veterans year of separation with the request. Otherwise, DFAS may assume the separation occurred in the year in which the request is received. Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  m. Address Code 36Address: Naval Reserve Personnel Center 4400 Dauphine St. New Orleans, LA 70149-7800 Telephone number: (866) 250-4778 Note: The Center retains all service records of those Veterans with Reserve obligations who are not assigned to units. PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  n. Address Code 41Address: Commandant Headquarters United States Marine Corps ATTN: MMSB-10 2008 Elliott Rd. Quantico, VA 22134-5030 Note: Include Office Symbol MMRB-16 in the address element of requests for medical and TDRL records. Telephone numbers: For requests for records other than medical and TDRL, with an SSN terminal digit of 00 through 49, use (703) 784-3920, and SSN terminal digit of 50 through 99, use (703) 784-3921, and medical and TDRL records, use (703) 784-3926. PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  o. Address Code 42Address: Commanding General Marine Corps Mobilization Command (IRRB) 15303 Andrews Rd. Kansas City, MO 64147-1207 Telephone number: (800) 255-5082, extension 3381 Fax number: (816) 843-3077Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  p. Address Code 45Address: Defense Finance & Accounting Service (Marines) Cleveland Center/JFLAFC 1240 East Ninth Street Cleveland, OH 44199-2055 Telephone number: (216) 522-8762 Select the option for verification of employment/income. Fax number: (216) 367-3587 E-mail: ccl-mc-catch62@dfas.mil  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  q. Address Code 47Address: Defense Finance & Accounting Service - Marines Cleveland Center/JFLAFC 1240 East Ninth Street Cleveland, OH 44199-2055 Telephone number: (216) 522-8762 Select the option for verification of employment/income. Fax number: (216) 367-3587 E-mail: ccl-mc-catch62@dfas.milContinued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  r. Address Code 51Address: Commander Personnel Service Center (PSD-MR) U.S. Coast Guard Stop 7200 4200 Wilson Blvd STE 1100 Arlington, VA 20598-7200 Telephone number: (202) 493-1661 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  s. Address Code 52Address: Commanding Officer (RAS) Coast Guard Personnel Services Center 444 S.E. Quincy St. Topeka, KS 66683-5391 Telephone number: (800) 772-8724 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  t. Address Code 55Address: U.S. Army and Joint Services Records Research Center (JSRRC) 7701 Telegraph Road Kingman Building, Room 2C08 Alexandria, VA 22135-3852 Telephone number: (703) 428-6915 Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 76. Address Codes, Addresses, and Telephone Numbers, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  u. Address Code 75Address: National Personnel Records Center Civilian Personnel Records 111 Winnebago St. St. Louis, MO 63118 Telephone number: (314) 538-5761 Fax number: (314) 538-5719 E-mail:  HYPERLINK mailto:cpr.center@nara.gov cpr.center@nara.gov PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  v. Address Code 85Address: Use the complete address of the medical facility where the x-rays were created. Notes: The x-rays are retained for only five years and then are destroyed. The Personnel Information Exchange System (PIES) cannot be used to make these requests, since an individual facility address cannot be entered in PIES. Generate a tailored letter providing complete identification of the Veteran and the records requested.  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  w. Address Code 90Address: National Guard Bureau ATTN: NGB-ARP-C 111 S. George Mason Drive Arlington, VA 22204-1382 Telephone number: (703) 607-9789 Note: Regional offices should attempt to obtain required records/information from the appropriate State Adjutants General office before sending a request to the National Guard Bureau. 77. Addresses for Other Agencies and Record Facilities  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="OTHER"  IntroductionThis topic contains information on addresses for other agencies and record facilities, including the Public Health Service (PHS) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) facility possessing records of certain members of the Philippine Army and Philippine Guerrillas, and Judge Advocate General (JAG) office. Change DateAugust 29, 2011 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. PHSTo obtain service information and medical records from the Public Health Service (PHS), send the request to Commissioned Personnel Operations Division Public Health Service 5600 Fishers Lane Rockville, MD 20857 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  b. NOAATo obtain service information, pay data, and medical records from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), formerly the Environmental Science Services Administration and Coast and Geodetic Survey, send the request to Commissioned Personnel Center National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Room 12100 1315 East West Highway Silver Spring, MD 20910Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 77. Addresses for Other Agencies and Record Facilities, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  c. Philippine Army and GuerrillasTo obtain service information and medical records for members of the Philippine Army ordered into the U.S. Army Forces and Philippine Guerillas, send the request to National Personnel Records Center NRPMR-P 9700 Page Avenue St. Louis, MO 63132-5100 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  d. JAG OfficeTranscripts of a court martial that resulted in an other-than-honorable discharge, undesirable discharge, or bad conduct discharge are kept at the respective Judge Advocate General (JAG) offices. Send a letter requesting the copies to the appropriate office and include in the request the service members name VA file number Social Security number (SSN) service number, if applicable, and dates of service. Note: Do not use PIES to make this request. Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 77. Addresses for Other Agencies and Record Facilities, Continued  STYLEREF "Block Label" d. JAG Office (continued)If the individual was discharged from the National Guard, submit a written request to the Adjutant General from the State in which the Veteran was discharged. See  HYPERLINK "imi-internal:M21-1MRIII.iii.2.K.79" M21-1MR Part III, Subpart iii, 2.K.79. The table below lists the addresses and telephone numbers for the JAG offices of each service departments. Department of ServiceAddressTelephone NumberArmyOffice of the Clerk of Court U.S. Army Judiciary 901 N. Stuart Street Arlington, VA 22203-1837Fax only at (703) 696-8777Air ForceAFLSA/JACL 1501 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22209(703) 696-9147Navy/Marine CorpsAppellate Review Activity Office of the Judge Advocate General Department of the Navy Washington, DC 20370(202) 685-7070 Note: Requests for court martial transcripts and proceedings for Navy/Marine Corps Veterans may be faxed to the Officer in Charge of the Appellate Review Activity at (202) 685-7687. 78. Groups Approved for Veterans Status Under Public Law (PL) 95-202 and PL 106-259 Change DateDecember 13, 2005 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. Listing of Approved Groups Under PL 95-202The table below lists the groups approved for Veteran status under Public Law (PL) 95-202, Section 401, the GI Bill Improvement Act of 1977, and the date on which Veteran status was granted. Notes: VA has no authority to make active duty determinations for individuals of any of these groups. Before applying for VA benefits, the individual must apply for an Armed Forces Discharge Certificate (DD Form 214) by completing a DD Form 2168, Application for Discharge of Member or Survivor of Member of Group Certified to Have Performed Active Duty with the Armed Forces of the United States. Instructions for completing the form, including mailing addresses, are contained on the back of the form. If the appropriate service department determines the individual has provided active military service, the service department will issue a discharge certificate. Important: Once Veteran status has been established, any available service records may be requested from NPRC through PIES. Name of GroupDate ApprovedQuartermaster Corps Keswick Crew on Corregidor, World War II02/07/1984U.S. Civilians of the American Field Service (AFS) Who Served Overseas Operationally in World War I During the Period 08/31/1917 to 01/01/191808/30/1990U.S. Civilians of the American Field Service (AFS) Who Served Overseas Under U.S. Armies and U.S. Army Groups in World War II During the Period 12/07/1941 through 05/08/194508/30/1990Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 78. Groups Approved for Veterans Status Under Public Law (PL) 95-202 and PL 106-259, Continued  STYLEREF "Block Label" a. Listing of Approved Groups Under PL 95-202 (continued) Name of GroupDate ApprovedU.S. Civilian Volunteers Who Actively Participated in the Defense of Bataan02/07/1984U.S. Merchant Seamen Who Served on Blockships in Support of Operation Mulberry10/18/1985Civilian Personnel Assigned to the Secret Intelligence Element of the OSS12/27/1982Engineer Field Clerks in World War I08/31/1979Quartermaster Corps Female Clerical Employees Serving With the AEF01/22/1981Reconstruction Aides and Dietitians in World War I07/06/1981Signal Corps Female Telephone Operators in World War I05/15/1979Women's Army Auxiliary Corps03/18/1980Male Civilian Ferry Pilots07/17/1981U.S. Civilian Employees of American Airlines Who Served Overseas as a Result of American Airlines' contract with the Air Transport Command During the Period 12/14/1941 through 08/14/194510/05/1990Women's Air Forces Service Pilots11/23/1977Civilian Employees, PNAB, Who Actively Participated in the Defense of Wake Island01/22/1981Guam Combat Patrol05/10/1983Wake Island Defenders From Guam04/07/1982Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 78. Groups Approved for Veterans Status Under Public Law (PL) 95-202 and PL 106-259, Continued  STYLEREF "Block Label" a. Listing of Approved Groups Under PL 95-202 (continued) Name of GroupDate ApprovedU.S. Merchant Seamen Who Served in Active Oceangoing Service from 12/07/1941 to 08/15/1945, and Civil Service Crew members Aboard U.S. Army Transport Service and Naval Transportation Service Vessels in Oceangoing Service01/19/1988 Reference: For information on the correct address codes to use to obtain Merchant Marine records, see HYPERLINK "imi-internal:M21-1MRIII.iii.2.J.74"M21-1MR. Part III, Subpart iii, 2.J.74. PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  b. Listing of Approved Group Under PL 106-259Effective August 9, 2000, Public Law 106-259 established Veteran status for individuals who participated in the Alaska Territorial Guard (ATG) during World War II and who were honorably discharged from service. Notes: AK-DMVA Form ATG-214 must be completed for individuals seeking to establish ATG status, and/or requesting an official copy of his/her Transcript of Military Records. To obtain a copy of AK-DMVA Form ATG-214, send a request to: Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Office of the Adjutant General P.O. Box 5800 Fort Richardson, Alaska 99505-6003 79. Contacting State Adjutants General Change DateAugust 29, 2011 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. Contacting State Adjutants General For a list of the addresses and telephone numbers of the State Adjutants General offices, listed alphabetically by state, see  HYPERLINK "http://agaus.org/assets/templates/agaus/tagroster.pdf" http://agaus.org/assets/templates/agaus/tagroster.pdf, or  HYPERLINK "http://www.ngaus.org/content.asp?bid=142" http://www.ngaus.org/content.asp?bid=142. Exception: If Army National Guard medical records are needed from the State Adjutant Generals office in Alaska, use the following address in lieu of the address from the above links: Alaska Army National Guard Office of the State Surgeon and Medical Readiness ATTN: AKNG-AR-SS PO Box 5800 Ft. Richardson, AK 99505. 80. Guide for Service Numbers 1 through 9,999,999  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="OTHER"  IntroductionThis topic contains a guide to service numbers 1 through 9,999,999, including service numbers for the Army Navy Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Change DateDecember 13, 2005 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. Army Service NumbersThe table below lists the numbers used for Army enlisted personnel for the periods shown. Notes: The Army originally assigned Air Force service numbers lower than 10,000,000. Omitted blocks of numbers were not assigned. SeriesDates Assigned1 through 5,999,9991918 through 19196,000,000 through 7,999,9991919 through 1940 8,000,000 through 8,999,9991948 and after (Women) PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  b. Navy Service NumbersThe table below lists the numbers used for Navy enlisted personnel for the periods shown. SeriesDates Assigned1,000,000 through 1,999,9991885-19182,000,000 through 9,999,9991918-1965100,000 and higher (Letter Prefix) 1965 and after Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 80. Guide for Service Numbers 1 through 9,999,999, Continued  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  c. Marine Corps Service NumbersThe table below lists the numbers used for Marine Corps enlisted personnel for the periods shown. SeriesDates Assigned20,000 through 99,9991905 through 1917100,000 through 349,9991917 through 1941350,000 through 670,8991941 through 1947700,000 through 799,999Women800,000 through 999,9991943 through 19471,000,000 through 1,699,9991944 through 19571,800,000 through 1,999,9991956 through 19652,000,000 and higher1964 and after PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  d. Coast Guard Service NumbersThe table below lists the numbers used for Coast Guard enlisted personnel for the periods shown. SeriesDates Assigned100,000 through 1999,999through 1930200,000 through 254,9991930-1942255,000 through 349,9991945 through 1962350,000 through 499,9991962 and after600,000 through 699,9991941 through 1945 81. Guide for Service Numbers 10,000,000 through 19,999,999 Change DateDecember 13, 2005 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. Regular Army and Regular Air Force Enlisted Service NumbersThe table below lists the numbers used for regular Army and regular Air Force enlisted personnel for the periods shown. Notes: Series 10,000,000 through 10,999,999 are used for initial enlistments occurring outside the continental limits. The Army originally assigned Air Force service numbers lower than 10,000,000. SeriesDates Assigned10,000,000 through 10,999,9991940 and after11,000,000 through 11,142,5001940 through 194511,142,501 through 11,188,0001946 through 194811,188,001 through 11,238,5001949 through 195111,238,501 through 11,283,0001952 through 195411,283,001 through 11,344,5001955 through 195711,344,501 through 11,384,0001958 through 196011,384,001 through 11,999,9991961 and after12,000,000 through 12,242,0001940 through 194512,242,001 through 12,321,0001946 through 194812,321,001 through 12,393,5001949 through 195112,393,501 through 12,469,0001952 through 195412,469,001 through 12,553,3751955 through 195712,553,376 through 12,614,9001958 through 196012,614,901 through 12,999,9991961 and after13,000,000 through 13,197,5001940 through 194513,197,501 through 13,299,7001946 through 194813,299,701 through 13,408,7001949 through 195113,408,701 through 13,511,5001952 through 195413,511,501 through 13,621,1401955 through 195713,621,141 through 13,705,5001958 through 196013,705,501, through 13,999,9991961 and after14,000,000 through 14,204,5001940 through 194514,204,501 through 14,300,7701946 through 1948Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 81. Guide for Service Numbers 10,000,000 through 19,999,999, Continued  STYLEREF "Block Label" a. Regular Army and Regular Air Force Enlisted Service Numbers (continued)SeriesDates Assigned14,300,771 through 14,454,0001949 through 195114,454,001 through 14,547,5001952 through 195414,547,501 through 14,661,0001955 through 195714,661,001 through 14,745,0001958 through 196014,745,001 through 14,999,9991961 and after 15,000,000 through 15,201,0001940 through 194515,201,001 through 15,280,5001946 through 194815,280,501 through 15,465,7601949 through 195115,465,761 through 15,530,6001952 through 195415,530,601 through 15,593,6151955 through 195715,593,616 through 15,639,6151958 through 196015,639,616 through 15,999,9991961 and after16,000,000 through 16,201,5001940 through 194516,201,501 through 16,307,0001946 through 194816,307,001 through 16,398,8901949 through 195116,398,891 through 16,481,9251952 through 195416,481,926 through 16,600,4971955 through 195716,600,498 through 16,638,1001958 through 196016,683,101 through 16,999,9991961 and after17,000,000 through 17,183,5001940 through 194517,183,501 through 17,254,5001946 through 194817,254,501 through 17,338,8101949 through 195117,338,841 through 17,410,3001952 through 195417,410,301 through 17,512,7851955 through 195717,512,786 through 17,592,9401958 through 196017,592,941 through 17,999,9991961 and after18,000,000 through 18,247,1001940 through 194518,247,101 through 18,360,800194618,360,801 through 18,546,0001947 through 195718,546,001 through 18,607,7251958 through 196018,607,726 through 18,999,9991961 and after19,000,000 through 19,235,5001940 through 194519,235,501 through 19,324,4851946 through 194819,324,486 through 19,420,0001949 through 1951Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 81. Guide for Service Numbers 10,000,000 through 19,999,999, Continued  STYLEREF "Block Label" a. Regular Army and Regular Air Force Enlisted Service Numbers (continued) SeriesDates Assigned19,420,001 through 19,520,7701952 through 195419,520,771 through 19,590,6651955 through 195719,590,666 through 19,597,661195819,597,662 through 19,999,9991959 and after 82. Guide for Service Numbers 20,000,000 and Higher  PRIVATE INFOTYPE="OTHER"  IntroductionThis topic contains information on service numbers 20,000,000 and higher, including the time periods in which the numbers were issued, and service categories to which they were issued. Change DateDecember 13, 2005 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. Service Numbers 20,000,000 and HigherThe table below lists the service numbers 20,000,000 and higher, the time periods in which they were issued, and the service categories to which they were issued. SeriesPeriod issuedService category20,000,000 through 20,999,9991940 through 1946Enlisted National Guard in active duty21,000,000 through 29,999,9991946 and afterEnlisted National Guard of the U.S.30,000,000 through 39,999,9991940 through 1946Enlisted personnel inducted into the Army of the U.S.40,000,000 through 41,999,999---Apparently not used or allocated.42,000,000 through 46,999,9991943 through 1946Enlisted personnel inducted into the Army of the U.S.47,000,000 through 49,999,999---Apparently not used or allocated.50,000,000 through 59,999,9991948 through 1966Army and Air Force (AF) Emergency Interim Issue(EM). Note: Regular Army and AF are not included.60,000,000 through 69,999,9991966 and afterArmy and AF EM Note: Regular Army and AF are not included.70,000,000 through 89,999,999---Apparently not used or allocated.Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 82. Guide for Service Numbers 20,000,000 and Higher, Continued  STYLEREF "Block Label" a. Service Numbers 20,000,000 and Higher (continued) SeriesPeriod issuedService category90,000,000 through 99,999,9991940 through 1945Only a limited number, about 20,000 within this series, were used for the Philippine Army during World War II (WW II). Note: There is no evidence of other usage. 83. Glossary Change DateDecember 13, 2005 PRIVATE INFOTYPE="PRINCIPLE"  a. GlossaryThe table below lists acronyms relevant to M21-1MR, Part III, Subpart iii, 2. TermMeaningARIMSArmy Information Management SystemARMSAutomated Records Management System (Air Force)ARPCAir Reserve Personnel CenterClinicalsInpatient records, to include doctors and nursing notesCODCharacter of dischargeCPRCivilian Personnel RecordsDODDate of deathDoDDepartment of DefenseEMPRSElectronic Military Personnel Record System (Navy)HRCArmy Human Resources Command (previously AR-PERSCOM or AR- PERCEN)JSRRCU.S. Army and Joint Services Records Research Center (previously Center for Unit Records Research or CURR)MACRMissing Air Crew ReportsMIBMarine Index BureauMPRMilitary Personnel RecordsMPRJMilitary Personnel Records JacketNANational ArchivesNARANational Archives and Records AdministrationNODLightweight death folderNPRCNational Personnel Records CenterNPCNaval Personnel CommandNRPCNaval Reserve Personnel CenterODIRMSOptical Digital Imaging Records Management System (Marine Corps)PERMSPermanent Electronic Records Management SystemPIESPersonnel Information Exchange SystemPOSPeriod of ServiceRegistryNPRCs database of holdingsRMCRecords Management CenterRPCRecords Processing Center (merged with the SMRC to form the RMC on 10-1-95)Continued on next page  STYLEREF "Map Title" 83. 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