(of those inducted, 189,365 remained inductees 1,359,920 voluntarily enlisted as USN-SV or USNR-SV)Ĥ. Volunteers and Draftees in WWII: Total enlistments, 12/1/41 to 12/31/46 The number of officers and enlisted personnel that served in the Navy during World War II.
Navy muster rolls from 1860 to 1939 are found in two different series in Record Group 24, Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel: This publication includes pre-1860 Navy pay rolls, which may provide the sailor's name, rank, enlistment date, and service dates. These records have also been reproduced as Microfilm Publication T829. The records are arranged alphabetically by the name of the vessel or station and thereunder chronologically. Muster Rolls and Payrolls for Shore Establishments, 1805–1869 (Entry I-18 69 National Archives Identifier 1814571).Navy muster rolls from 1798 to approximately 1859 are found in two different series in Record Group 45, Naval Records Collection of the Office of Naval Records and Library:
Navy muster rolls at Archives 1 are divided between two record groups, depending on the year. To search these records, researchers need to know the name of the vessel or station where the enlistee served. Pre-1860 muster rolls usually only provide the sailor's name, vessel or station, and service dates. However, not all muster rolls include all of this information. Pre-1940 Navy muster rolls may provide the following information about enlistees: Enlarge Download Link Muster Roll of the USS Jeannette, 1879
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