Links


If you know of a website that you think should be added or would like me to add a link to your own web site, please contact me: archieraf@yahoo.co.uk The most recent additions are added at the bottom of the page.

Bismarck and Tirpitz
A detailed, informative and ever expanding site by John Asmussen covering the history of the battleships of the Bismarck Class - Bismarck and Tirpitz. If you want to know more about these two ships then this is the place to find the answers.

Scharnhorst and Gneisenau
Another detailed, informative and ever expanding site by John Asmussen covering the history of the battleships of the Scharnhorst Class - Scharnhorst and Gneisenau.

Flyvrak - WWII Aircraft Wreck Sites in Norway
Take a cyber visit to Norway and see what remains of some of the WWII aircraft that crashed there during WWII on Kjell Sørensens excellent Flyvrak site.

57 Rescue Halifax Forum
Jill and Ian Fosters Handley-Page Halifax forum. An excellent place to find out all you need to know about the mighty Halifax.

RAF Commands
Founded by Ross McNeill and now run by a consortium of well informed researchers led by Jagan Pillarisetti. This site is an excellent source for information about the RAF during WWII and has a brilliant forum.

Ken Fentons War
Nick Fenton has put together a fascinating website documenting the experiences of his father, Ken Fenton who was a Blenheim pilot who spent several years as a Prisoner of War. A well researched and presented webiste.

161 Squadron - In Memory of Flt Lt J W Menzies
Bob Body pays tribute to his uncle, a Special Duties Pilot who lost his life while flying with 161 Squadron.

Airshipsonline
Airshipsonline is the home site for The Airship Heritage Trust. Find out all you ever wanted to know about airshipsThe Trust is a charitable organisation currently based at Old Warden, Bedfordshire, England. They own and are responsible for the national heritage archive and collection of airship artefacts and photographs relating to the British Airship Programme from it's early days at the turn of the century to the Skyships of the 1980's.

Bob Baxter's Bomber Command
Dedicated to the thousands of men from all nations who flew with bravery and dedication on operations with the RAF Bomber Command during WWII.

MacRobert's Reply
A site dedicated to the RAF aircraft which have borne the famous name 'MacRobert's Reply'. The history of the MacRobert name, it's association with the RAF, the specific aircraft and their crews and lots more. Written by Phil Jeffs, son of the sole survivor of the 2nd MacRobert's Reply, Sgt Don Jeffs.

19 Operational Training Unit RAF
The history, times and much, much more of 19 OTU which was formed at RAF Kinloss in 1940.

Wellington Aviation Museums
A museum dedicated to all those who served or who passed through RAF Moreton-in-Marsh.

The RAAF 467-463 Lancaster Squadrons WW2 History
This site by Peter Johnson has been created to commemorate the people, the deeds, the mateship, and is dedicated to the crews who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their beliefs and to those crews who survived the conflict of WWII.

Czechoslovak Airmen in the RAF 1940-1945
A site by Pavel Vancata from the Czech Republic about the airmen from Czechoslovakia who flew in the Royal Air Force during WWII.

World War II Aviation Crash Sites in Scotland
A little wee web site documenting WWII aviation crash sites in Scotland visited by Linzee Druce.

Aircraft Crash Sites of Scotland
Two men and a dog! Tommy, Flash and Dogbreath (that's the dog!) explore some of Scotlands aircraft crash sites.

97 Squadron
97 Squadron Association Website

Sunny's Story
Tracy Holroyd-Smiths web site charting her research to discover more about her Grandmother's brother who died in April 1944 on an op to Dusseldorf with 514 Squadron.

Bill Norman's Book Page
Books relating to the air war over North Eastern England

The War Time Memories Project
A very worthwhile project dedicated to collecting and preserving the memories of those who lived through WW2 for the benefit of future generations.

Aircrew Association - Saltire Branch
The Aircrew Association (ACA) exists to foster comradeship amongst those who, having been awarded an official flying badge, have qualified to operate military aircraft and are serving or have served, as military aircrew in the armed forces of those nations allied to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. Visit the Saltire Branch website here.

Local Aviation History in Bedford and NE Scotland
Colin MacKenzie's excellent and informative site about aviation history in Bedfordshire and North East Scotland

Tigers Revenge
The story about the ten American airmen and their aircraft who crash landed in Brunlanes, Norway on the 21st of April 1945. They were out on a "Carpetbagger" mission supplying the Norwegian resistance when, approaching the target they were engaged by a German Messerschmitt 110 and later by German "Flak". The aircraft was shot down and nine of the airmen were rescued by the local resistance - one died.

431 and 434 Squadrons
A site commemorating Pilot Officer W.G. Sorel 431 Squadron and Pilot Officer C V Soderstrom.

RAF Banff 1943 - 1945
The history of RAF Banff between 1943 and 1945.

The Royal Naval Reserve Service Record of John Wilson
Dedicated to Skipper Lieutenant John Wilson DSC RD RNR by his grandson, Forbes Wilson.

Halifax Heroes
Dedicated to 14 courageous airmen who lost their lives on the 19th August 1943 by JJ's Girl.

10 Squadron Association
10 Squadron Assiciation website.

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