Military Museums
I thank Jerome the Webmaster for permission to this Link.
My grateful thanks to Preston for allowing this privilege of a link.
My grateful thanks to the Website Administrator for allowing this link.
My thanks go to Jan Bourne the Web Manager for the privilege allowing the link.
The Imperial War Museum at Duxford.
Here is a very good Museum and I thank them for this link.
The Imperial War Museum London
This is a Branch of the IWM at Duxford
Another Branch ot the IWM at Duxford
I would like to honour all these heroic People who have the most traumatic situation to cope
with both in War Time and Peace Time.
My grateful thanks to Derrol for permission to link to his Website
FIREWORLD
A most excellent Website full of interest about Fort Douglas and the Army, and they have
Exhibitions of WW2 amongst all their information.
Sincere thanks to John The Webmaster for allowing this link.
This Historical Web Site is full of information with text and photographs of World War Two,
and is a must visit.. for anyone researching or looking for factual information.
My grateful thanks go to Ann Marie Gleeson the Public Affairs Specialist, for allowing the
privilege of the link up.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
This is a must for all Naval enthusiasts whether or not involved in the Forces.
So much interest in Naval Aircraft. Sincere thanks for allowing this Link.
National Museum of Naval Aviation
Here is an excellent Web Site all about Aviation, and detailed in Planes that flew there
during WW2 and the Bomber Units who were stationed there.
My grateful thanks to Lester Curtis for his permission to Link up.
Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum
Here you will find military history for North Louisiana for the last 150 years to the present.
"It contains a collection unique to this area, the museum chronicles our conflicts from the
Spanish American War, Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Dessert Storm, and today's war on terror"
North Louisiana Military Museum
I can remember my Father taking our Family to Hendon Airport before the War to see Arial
Displays, and I used to look forward to seeing the planes going through their paces and some
even carried out what I can only describe as Stunt Manoeuvres, including 'Wing Walking' My thanks to the Web Manager for this Link up.
Here is a Web Site that is full of the Badges and Insignia of many Aviation units in World
War Two, and the credit for this excellent Web Site belongs to Tod Rathbone and my thanks to
him for the link up.
A most excellent Website full of history and local knowledge
My sincere thanks to the Arts Administrator for obtaining permission for this link.
Here you will find good historical facts about the Light Infantry and other Regiment that
have come from Somerset.
My grateful thanks to David for allowing his link with his Website.
Here is the Army's very own Museum:
Thank you David, Head of Computer Services for allowing this link.
The Military Museum on the Web, a very interesting and worthwhile Web Site, that has been
put together with a lot of thought, probably a labour of love.
Our thanks go to Robert Quan
The Military Museum on The Web
For anyone interested in the War in the Pacific in World War II here is where you will find
a very extensive amount of information, plus various other sections.
This Museum is part of a vast building containing vehicles of war, from Land, Sea, and Air.
My grateful thanks to The Executive Director for the privilege of this link.
The National Museum Of The Pacific War
A great Website to view the various Tanks used in Warfare.
"The Tank Museum in Bovingdon Dorset houses
the world's largest and finest collection
of Armoured Fighting Vehicles
from unique World War 1 tanks to the latest
main battle tank of the British Army - Challenger"
My thanks for allowing the link.
This is a Web Site that is a dedicated history of American Women in the Military.
I feel it is an honour we have been allowed to link up with this official Web Site.
My grateful thank go to, Amy Deputy Director.
The War Eagles Air Museum is dedicated to collecting, restoring and displaying historic
aircraft of World War II, My Thanks go to Dan Taylor Web Advisor/Mechanic for the privilege
of this Link, must be interesting to any person involved with the Air Force.
