The military records from Iowa are a valuable repository documenting the state’s extensive involvement in national defense, from the American Civil War to modern military campaigns like the Vietnam War. The state archives maintain detailed collections of enlistment records, pension documents, service files, and draft registrations that offer a comprehensive look at military service among Iowans. These records capture personal experiences and provide context for the state’s evolving role in various conflicts. For genealogists, Iowa’s military documents are essential for uncovering family histories and understanding regional contributions to national defense. Delving into these records reveals narratives of bravery and sacrifice that enrich the broader historical tapestry of Iowa’s military heritage.
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- Roster And Record of Iowa Soldiers In the War of the Rebellion: Together With Historical Sketches of Volunteer Organizations, 1861 - 1866 936 records
- List of Ex-Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Living in Iowa 786 records
- History of the Fifteenth Regiment, Iowa Veteran Volunteer Infantry, From October, 1861, To August, 1865, When Disbanded at the End of the War 720 records
- Iowa Colonels And Regiments: History of Iowa Regiments In the War of the Rebellion 666 records
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