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Readable IDPF
This IDPF
(Individual Deceased Personnel File) is one the most
important set of documents for a Soldier who was
killed in WWII. You can download an IDPF
example below. If you don't have your family
members IDPF you just need his ASN (Army Serial
Number) and his name. You can then order it by
email here
sue.kilianski@us.army.mil This is the Human
Resources Command at Ft. Knox. It can take up
to a year or more now.
At least A-L IDFPS have been digitized since 2012 and are
sitting on a server but DPAA (Defense POWMIA
Accounting Agency) has refused to let the American
Taxpayers have access. I have filed a FOIA request
for those records
and have a place where they would sit for everyone
to access them. They replied and said the request
for yes or no will take at least until 2017.
These people will not even allow
the IDPF people in Ft. Knox to access these
IDPFs and they are Army. This is why it takes up
to 2 years to get an IDPF that should take no
more than 60 seconds. How is that possible? Ask
the DPAA.
This IDPF
(Individual Deceased Personnel File) can be copied
and then paste into Word Docs without having to type
it into the Word Doc or you can copy and paste into
Google to search as well. You can also search
the IDPF for and word that is a part of the IDPF.
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