Ancestry uploaded a bunch of military information onto their site recently. Here is the letter I received from them. I hope it is helpful to all of my fellow genealogist out there. It also explains why they had slow downs and apologize for it affecting anyone.
Dear Friend,
Today’s massive launch of military records and historical newsreels was a big hit in the press. So much so that Ancestry.com experienced record traffic — and some of our valued members experienced slow-downs and other issues on the site.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. We’re working nonstop to get Ancestry.com up and running in top form. Please check back with us soon to access the exciting new Military Collection and the rest of our collections.
Thank you for your patience,
Andrew Wait
General Manager, Ancestry.com
It is also free through D-Day, here is the information I received:
At the front lines of our nation’s history, America’s patriots valiantly fought for life and liberty. They dedicated their lives to the cause of freedom, unshakable in their resolve to secure and sustain our unalienable rights. Through the centuries, millions of Americans would take up arms in defense of their country. Ancestry.com honors all of them with the release of the U.S. Military Collection - free between May 24th and June 6th (D-Day).
I hope the new information on ancestry helps you like it has helped me. As always enjoy your research into the dark and unknown corridors of your family history research.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
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