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Related Resources, Advocates, Supporting Contributors, Etc.
Crafted Knowledge – Dedicated to assembling and publishing human optimized databases. This is the agency that created this archive site.
World War 2 POW Search – This site ww2pow.info features records of 143,374 U.S. servicemen and civilians who were held captive by Japan and Germany during World War Two.
AndersonvillePowCamp.com – Archival directory of 1000s of names of POWs held in the American Civil War Confederate POW camp known as Andersonville
ww2enlistment.org – searchable archive for World War II era Army enlistment records
VietnamWarCasualties.org – Records of over 58,000 U.S. servicemen who were killed in action or non-combative circumstances during the Vietnam War.
HonorStates.org – Dedicated to presenting vital achievements, recognition, affiliations, awards, and images that honor fallen service members of each state. From World War I through Vietnam. All branches of the military and civilian guards. Army. Air Force. Marine Corps. Navy. National Guard. Coast Guard. Merchant Marines.
DeathFigures.com – Analysis of mortality from the Social Security Death Index
Reference Sources of Foundation Data and Related Content, Etc.
data.gov – Open datasets generated by the Executive Branch of the Federal Government (USA)
gpo.gov – The U.S Government Printing Office (GPO) provides publishing and dissemination services for the official and authentic government publications to Congress, Federal agencies, Federal depository libraries, and the American public.
archives.gov – The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
Law Library of Congress – With approximately 2.65 million volumes, the Law Library’s collection of primary and secondary sources constitutes the largest legal collection in the world.