The military records from Arkansas reflect its varied history, from Confederate service during the Civil War to contributions in later conflicts such as World War I and II. The state archives preserve enlistment records, pension files, service files, and draft registrations that capture personal narratives of Arkansans who served. These documents not only detail individual military service but also illustrate regional involvement and evolving military practices. Genealogists benefit by uncovering familial ties and contextualizing their ancestors’ roles in significant national events. Exploring Arkansas’s military repositories provides insights into both personal bravery and the broader impact of military history on the state’s identity.
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Draft, Enlistment & Service
- Arkansas, World War I Discharge Records 69,041 records
- Arkansas, Second Registration Draft Cards, 1948-1959 61,074 records
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