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Links to other sites of interest:
101st506hrs
506th re-enactment group with a
special interest in 'I' Company
A Dutch website dedicated to 101st
Airborne Division history and re-enactment
Airbornecricket.com
For the first time since 1944 the ACME cricket is available again. Manufactured
in the same Birmingham factory, on the same presses and using the same dies.
If you are looking for authenticity you will not find better, these are exactly
the same as the originals
Airborne
Troop Carrier ETO 1944-45
This website is dedicated to the men of the Troop Carrier outfits who
played a major role in the airborne operations executed in Europe 1944-1945
- an area often overlooked by modern historians.
Airfields
and Aviation Memorials by Richard Flagg
A collection of modern day photographs of UK airfields and their memorials
Allies
in War
An historical and educational website for the UK and her allies during WW1
and WW2
The
Atterbury-Bakalar Air Museum
P reserving the history of aviation in Columbus, Indiana
An interactive website
allowing users to share historical information about E Company, 506th PIR
Bob
Williams web site
Visit this 506th veteran's own personal web pages.
Carpetbagger
Aviation Museum, Harrington
See how the Carpetbagger operation flew 'special forces' in to enemy occupied
territory and delivered supplies to resistance groups.
DirectoryGenealogy.com
Genealogy
directory, provide genus information and resources.
East
Garston
A website devoted to this small Berkshire village.
Family
Researcher
Jane can research your
ancestors from any region of the UK, providing all available personal details
for your family tree. Click the link for more details.
Follies
and Monuments
A look at
the many strange and wonderful follies built in Britain, 13 of which are in
Wiltshire.
TONIGHT
WE DIE AS MEN & THE FORGOTTEN BATTALION
In 1942 the US military formed a volunteer parachute infantry regiment. From
thousands of men came 575 elite soldiers.
This is the story of the 3rd Battalion, 506th Parachute infantry Regiment,
101st Airborne Division - The famous Screaming Eagles
G-2
Associates
A new website from renowned WWII historian Christopher
Anderson conducting leadership training, seminars and historical tours where
the stage of history becomes the classroom for today.
HMVF
- The Home for Historic Military Vehicles
The UK's
1st forum for Classic Military Vehicles - WW1 to the present day. Dedicated
to those who made history and to those who preserve it.
Home
Was Never Like This
The wartime diaries of Colonel Doyle R. Yardley who served with the 2nd Battalion,
503rd PIR during WW2
Ivan
Mehosky - The story of a Soldier
A site created
by Ivan telling of his father's career in the US military from 1940 - 1971.
His father Edward was an officer in the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment,
101st Airborne Division.
Ken
Tarbox Digital Photography
A personal collection of photographs taken by Ken Tarbox including Shalbourne
Gliding, Italy, Switzerland, Star Wars Exhibition and Shuttleworth.
Kennet
Valley at War Trust
The Trust's aim is to educate
and inform people about the history of the Kennet Valley during the Second
World War.
Lambourn
Valley Railway
A detailed illustrated history of this long forgotten Great Western branch
line
"The
Liberator"
Johan Willaert's collection of US
WW2 artifacts.
Mark
Bando's 101st Airborne Division site
An excellent site which should be visited by all those with an interest
in this great American division.
Marlborough
web pages
A comprehensive look at the market town of Marlborough, Wiltshire.
'The
Midnight Watch' Web Site
Everything you need to know about
Britain's Home Front during World War Two.
Militaria
Bastogne
We primarily focus on WW2 military items and collectibles of the Allied armies.
We focus of the Allied armies to keep the memory alive of the offer the Allied
troops made to provide us with our freedom. We want to keep this memory alive
for future generations.
Military
Vehicle Trust
Britain's premier website for military vehicle owners.
Essex
Branch of the Military Vehicle Trust
The Essex Branch, based in Chelmsford, has a membership of over a hundred
people who between them own over two hundred vehicles.
Museum
of Berkshire Aviation
Berkshire's dynamic contribution to aviation history is graphically recaptured
at this museum.
Northern
Ireland Aviation Archaeology Team
An interesting record of aircraft incidents in Northen Ireland
Panzermuseum.com
A virtual tour of
the Panzermuseum Munster, plus actual documents from the captured German War
Records collection of the U.S. National Archives.
RAF
Greenham Common
A detailed look at the former airbase at Greenham Common, near Newbury.
Ramsbury
Community Pages
If there is anything happening around Ramsbury you will read about
it here first.
Ridgeway
Military and Aviation Research Group
The RMARG website covering military and aviation related subjects
in the Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire areas.
Ron
Morley's Aldbourne site
Contains
some great wartime pictures of this Wiltshire village.
The
Screaming Eagle Website
The homepage of the 101st Airborne Division Association.
USAAF
Troop Carrier site
This site contains
excerpts from the book, Into The Valley, the untold story of USAAF Troop Carrier
in WWII, by the late Col. Charles H. Young,
who was the CO of the 439th TCG. The web site is run by Charles D. Young,
son of Col. Charles H. Young.
Vulcan
558 Club
The primary membership-based supporter's organisation behind the project
to return Avro Vulcan B2 XH558 to display flight status.
My
interest | Aviation
Archaeology
| Ramsbury's
Home Front
| Ramsbury
Airfield | 101st
Airborne Division |
Membury
airfield | Savernake
Ammo Dump Mystery
Corner | Obituaries
Normandy
- some places of interest
| Home
Page |
Recommended
Reading
| Aldbourne
Stable Project
| 101st
Artillery |
The
Great War
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