Finding the Answers: WWII Service in Context Webinar
Discover what can be learned about military service through unit-level records and other resources.
Webinar Description
The next step after creating a timeline of military service and understanding through military records, what units your service member was in and where they were, is obtaining contextual documents. Providing context through records, maps, and photographs will bring to life the story of your family member and help you better understand who they were.
This 1.5 hour webinar will focus on obtaining unit-level records and other resources to put your service member's story in context.
Live Webinar
In this 1.5 hour-long webinar you will learn everything you need to know to locate and document as much information as possible about your family member's unit level service, both online and offline.
Everything you learn also applies to WWI, Korea, and Vietnam war research.
A replay will be available.
Resources
The webinar handout includes resources to help you further your research.
Are you ready to register?
After registration, you will receive a welcome email with details about the webinar. Two days before the webinar, the course product opens. In there you will find the webinar handout. The video replay will be placed here after the webinar. A day before the webinar, you will receive an email with a Zoom link for the webinar. You have access to the replay for one year.
Meet Your Facilitator
Watch a short video about Jennifer’s work and mission.
Jennifer Holik, a woman on a mission to help people Find the Answers to their family and military histories. At the same time, she strives to heal the past, present, and future for herself, her family, her clients, and the world. For over a decade Jennifer has studied every branch of the military and its records for WWII. She is the original authority on how to do the research and the first to create the educational materials to teach others the strategies. Her business has helped people find answers and closure through genealogical and military research, education, and writing.
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