On this page, I've collected links to other sites related to World War II and veterans' stories. Please feel free to e-mail me with your suggestions for links, or if you have a related site and would like to trade.
- Forgotten Soldier: A site for veterans to share their experiences and to help build a living war memorial for students, teachers & historians. Includes media reviews.
- Col. Mayhall is proud to be listed with the Authors and Experts website. Authors can find a number of resources for producing and marketing their books, while media representatives may locate authors and experts to interview for their articles or features.
- "A British Soldier Remembers"
- Private Art: A collection of WWII letters to and from the home front
- Time Machine -- check out military timepieces, including WWII timepieces, for sale
- Sid's War: From El Alamein to Cassino. The story of an Argyll at war. The wartime memories of Pvt. Sid Martindale, 1st Battalion Argyll Sutherland Highlanders, as told in his own words and photos.
- World War II Plus 55 is an amazing day to day history of the war by David H. Lippman.
- The Smithsonian has a small online version of their current exhibit on World War II posters.
- Dad's War is a great site that not only details one man's experiences in World War II, but also gives a lot of tips to others who are interested in telling their dad's or grandad's stories.
- My grandfather's own division, the 90th, has a modern-day reenactment group with its own website.
- Only veterans and current members of the Armed Forces are allowed to wear the Veterans Ring of Honor.
- The Documentatiegroep '40-'45 is the Dutch society of World War II collectors. Their website is almost entirely in Dutch, but if you read Dutch or want to look at the pictures, drop by!
- Be patient while you wait for World War II Memoirs-3rd Infantry Division to load - it's worth the wait.
- Tim Roop maintains another great site about D-Day.
- Steven Statharos tells his grandfather's story in "Axis Occupation of
Greece"
- Statharos also maintains German Armed Forces Maps of World War II
- Dan and Toni Horodysky run a web page for the U.S. Merchant Marine.
- Another site to check out is this one on the Battle of Arnhem.
- Carol Wallace offers personalized videos of war heroes' gravesites in Normandy on her ForgetMeNot website. This is a commercial site, and I haven't used her services, so I am not necessarily endorsing it.
- Forces Reunited is a website based in the U.K. that boasts the "largest searchable database of ex-service and service personnel, run by ex-service personnel, which is growing faster and faster by the day." The website is a little vague, but I believe it covers British forces only.
- Another group working to reunite British ex-servicemen is called Ships Company.
- Military Connections says they offer "free Veteran Reunion and Military Database searches for American active duty military..." Check 'em out.
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