- Active duty service members stationed in the United States and their
immediate family members can call the Red Cross Armed Forces Emergency Service
Centers for help seven days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The
toll-free telephone number is available through base or installation operators
and from local on-base Red Cross offices. To find your local Red Cross office, please
use the zip code locator below.
- Other family members who do not reside in the service members' household,
members of the National Guard and Reserves, retirees and civilians may access
Red Cross services through their local Red Cross chapter. Red Cross chapters are
listed in local telephone books and on the American Red Cross Web site at http://www.redcross.org/where/where.html.
- Overseas personnel stationed on military installations should call base or
installation operators or the on-base Red Cross offices.
- At overseas deployment sites, contact the American Red Cross deployed staff.
When calling the Red Cross to send an emergency message to a family member,
please have ready the following information which will speed the process of
sending your message:
- Service Member's Full Name
- Rank/Rating
- Branch of Service
- Social Security Number
- Military Address
- Information about the deployed unit and the home base unit (for deployed
service members only)
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