The Modern Military Branch, National Archives and Records Administration, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001, has custody of deck logs from 1941 to 1983, as well as muster rolls created after 1938. The Old Military and Civil Records Branch, National Archives, 700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20408, holds copies of deck logs from 1801 through 1940, as well as muster rolls through 1938 in bound books.
Please email our Special Access/FOIA Office at to request post-1970 muster rolls.The Naval History and Heritage Command does not have custody of crew lists, nor do we have current contact information of former crew members. You can locate this information through various sources: Muster Rolls/Personnel Diaries subject to privacy restrictions must be requested under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). For further information on obtaining access to these rolls, please email us at rolls/Personnel Diaries from 1971 onward utilize social security numbers as service numbers and are subject to privacy restrictions. Muster Rolls for 1959-1970 can be viewed on site, or reproduced for $125 a reel. Beginning in 1947, these rolls are arranged by a unique code and reel number for each unit or station that can be obtained by contacting us at Each code is divided into one year increments, with each code typically fitting on one reel of microfilm. The 1959 to 1980 Marine Corps Muster Rolls are still only available on microfilm. These rolls can be viewed via Ancestry and are searchable by name. The 1798-1958 Marine Corps Muster Rolls, which were on microfilm and are arranged monthly, have now been digitized and are available online through a partnership with. The Marine Corps muster rolls are on microfilm. The National Archives holds the muster rolls for United States Marine Corps units up to 1980. Marine Corps Muster Rolls contain lists of both officers and enlisted personnel, with officers listed first, and include notes on personnel movement and changes. Muster rolls typically contain the surname, given name, and middle initial of each individual, and may also contain an individual’s rank, service number, and enlistment date. US Marine Corps Muster Rolls are located in Record Group 127: Records of the U.S. Muster Rolls are quarterly or monthly reports of personnel attached to a particular unit or station.
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