The new release of the British Army Service Records with The National Archives, has arrived on Ancestry. Discover how to interpret these historical documents with expert guidance from our military genealogist, Simon Pearce Be sure to explore the newly digitised collection that forms part of British Army Service Records from WWII on Ancestry. La nouvelle version des états de service de l’armée britannique conservés aux Archives nationales britanniques est désormais disponible sur Ancestry. Profit

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The National Archives Building is currently closed but the Archivist of the United States David Ferriero invites you to join him on a virtual tour of our beautiful Temple to American History. When did you last visit the National Archives in Washington, DC? | US National Archives

Take a virtual tour of the National Archives Museum in Washington, DC, in our new video featuring American Sign Language (ASL). (And special thanks to Paige and Malik, history students at Gallaudet University!) Planning to visit us in person? The National Archives has resources available to Deaf and Hard of Hearing visitors such as ASL interpreted tours and Interpretypes® available to assist with communication between Deaf and hearing visitors and staff. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2Dupsta |

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