Arkansas Selective Service System registration cards [World War II] : fourth registration
- United States. Selective Service System (Main Author)
- Arkansas. Selective Service Board (Added Author)
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Microreproduction of original cards at the National Archives and Records Administration, Southwest Region, Fort Worth, Texas.
This collection includes World War II draft registration cards only for men born on or between April 28, 1877 and February 16, 1897 who lived in Arkansas. These men were 45 to 64 years old when they registered on April 27, 1942. Men who had already enlisted in the Armed Forces and were serving on April 27, 1942 would not have registered. Cards are alphabetical by last name.
Includes name of individual, date and place of birth, address, age, telephone number, employer's name and address, name and address of person who would know where the individual can be located, signature, and physical description.
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