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Welcome to our site, the definitive location for military genealogy records from WW2, WW1, Boer War, Crimean War and beyond.
Our Military Records site is the ONLY location where you can find military records of over 4 million British Armed Forces personnel exclusively cross matched with over 4000 Regiments, Bases and Ships of the British Armed Forces going back to before 1350, making your military genealogy task much easier and more complete.
Our site is split up into different sections with name searches of forces records for those personnel whom either died in battle or those still alive today, and our history search details information of just about every unit ever created in the British Armed Forces.
You can even save your military records searches and bookmark pages of interest to your profile once you have completed a free registration with us, to help you in your quest to put back together the pieces of history you are looking for.
Forces War Records is the only site to have collated this information in one easy to use cross-referenced database whereby you can cross-match personnel against the units they served in, making it very easy for you to build information on their service history. Good luck in your search. The Forces War Records Team.
Types of records we hold:-
 World War One World War Two Individual Battle Data
With thanks to David J Barnes, The National Archives, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, West Glamorgan Archives.
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Life Guards
1788 - 1992
The Life Guards (LG) is the senior regiment of the British Army and with the Blues and Royals, they make up the Household Cavalry.
In 1788, there were the 1st and 2nd Regiments of Life Guards (from 1877, simply 1st Life Guards and 2nd Li....
132 people in our World War 2 records 
533 people in our World War 1 records
88 people in our Boer War records
668 people in our Napoleonic Wars records
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