OFFICIAL SITE : Commonwealth
War Graves Commission
Research by name of casualty or cemetery. |
The
Project’s aims are to have all non-commemorated servicemen accepted
for commemoration by CWGC.
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Install
all CWGC cemeteries as Point Of Interest
on your satellite navigation system such as a Tomtom
or Garmin satnav.
You may not sell this information for personal gain.
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The
visit of all Commonwealth cemeteries in NETHERLANDS
by Pieter van Elteren. |
To lodge or to eat at the heart of the Great
War Battlefield in the Somme, don't miss Avril
Williams Guest House and Tea Room "Ocean
Villas"
Family athmosphere at 5 minutes of Thiepval, 10, Rue Delattre, Auchonvillers.
Original Great War trench back of the guest house; WWI and WWII museum also
on the place. |
CANADIAN VIRTUAL WAR MEMORIAL
This site contains a registry of information
about the graves and memorials of more than 116,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders
who served valiantly and gave their lives for their country. |
AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL
This site contains a registry of information
about the graves and memorials of
Australian casualties and some regimental diaries. |
OFFICIAL SITE of research of
French casualties |
"Creating a virtual Australian National
War Grave Archive Web Site containing a digital photograph of every Australian
War Grave and Memorial Commemoration of Armed Forces Personnel deceased
through service of their country". |
If
you are looking for a photograph of a British War Grave you are in the right
place. BWG has thousands of photographs of War Graves from Commonwealth
War Graves Commission Cemeteries in the UK & around the world. All of
which are available free of charge.
Kept by my friend Mick McCann awarded Points
of Light by Prime Minister's Office 10 Downing Street. |
The
Maple Leaf Legacy Project is an enormous endeavour to procure a photograph
of each and every Canadian War Grave from the South African War (1899-1902),
World War 1 (1914-18), World War II (1939-45), Korean War (1950-52) and
all United Nations Peacekeeping Missions to the present day. |
The story of Pondfarm where you could
visit a new museum about WWI, in a house build and maintened in state since
the Great War. |
BLESMA supports all those ex-Service men and women who have lost limbs or
the use of their limbs. They provide advice on War Pensions, the Armed Forces
Compensation Scheme, care allowances and the provision of prosthetics. |
The
goal of the South Africa War Graves Project is to archive photographs of
every single South African & Rhodesian war grave from the 2nd Anglo-Boer
War, WW1, WW2, Korea, Rand Revolt, Freedom Struggle, Angola-Border War to
present day. |
Discuss
about topics more based on Canadian Expeditionary Force in Europe during
WW1. |
More than 47,000 members discuss on topics
about WW1, find friends to help you if you search informations about a soldier,
a regiment, a battlefield ... |
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A very complete site who can help you with
this topics: Research a soldier | About the army | Battle histories | Battlefield
touring | Soldier's life | Books | Links | Forum | Search
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WW1, WW2 and bespoke pilgrimage based battlefield
tours for small groups to the western front and Normandy. Tours based in
Ypres, Somme, Arras, Cambrai, Verdun and Normandy |
The
Association aims to coordinate or create special events for commemoration
ceremonies, develop exchanges at national and international level to be
used to historical, cultural and pedagogical ends. |
SUPPORTING
THE CAMPAIGN TO IDENTIFY OUR WAR DEAD AT FROMELLES
SINCE ITS INCEPTION FROMELLES DISCUSSION GROUP HAS WORKED TO UPHOLD THE
ROYAL CHARTER OF INCORPORATION AND SUPPLEMENTAL CHARTER WHICH UNDERPIN THE
COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION AND THE TREATIES WHICH THAT BODY HAS
NEGOTIATED WITH AFFILIATE NATIONS LIKE AUSTRALIA. THESE INSTRUMENTS, ESPECIALLY
THE TREATIES THAT CAME INTO FORCE ON 26 NOVEMBER 1918 AND 31 OCTOBER 1951
NOT ONLY OUTLINE THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF THE CWGC, BUT PROTECT THE RIGHTS
OF AUSTRALIA'S WAR DEAD AND REQUIRES THE ORGANIZATION TO EXHUME, RECOVER
AND IDENTIFY THE MISSING FOUND IN CIRCUMSTANCES LIKE THAT AT PHEASANT WOOD
IN NORTHERN FRANCE. |
In
memory to
British Units of WW1: Monuments in Picardy and one of the most complete
gallery of british and commonwealth insignas found on headstones.
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World
War One Batlefields - Information on visiting the battlefields of the Western
Front plus contemporary and modern photographs.
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Web site dedicated to the history and battlefields
of the Great War 1914-1918. It aims to provide you with information about
the war itself and on how to visit the battlefields in France and Flanders
- and what to see. |
Edward Walshe has visited nearly 200 Commonwealth
War Graves Commission (CWGC) cemeteries, and also a dozen German War Commission
cemeteries in the Western Front.
You'll find here some videos of these visits. |
This
site is dedicated to those men and women who fell fighting for their country.
Recorded here are various war memorials within a variety of counties, it
is fully intended to complete as many war memorials in the United Kingdom
as possible. |
A searchable database of military and personal
information about the men of Buckinghamshire who lost their lives in World
War I. Includes photographs of War memorials and some Casualties. Updated
frequently. |
The North Manchester Battlefield Society
Steve Hoar and friends, visit the battlefields
of W.W.I and W.W.II. They invite you to see the photographs on this
website.
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The Lancashire Fusiliers meeting place.
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A complete list of allied planes carshed
in France during WW2, also available in English. |
A non-political society dedicated who is seeking relatives of former WW2
Aircrew in order to place a page of honour on this website. |
Who are the last survivors of WW1, country
by country ?
Discover them on this French site.
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A
very Complete description of WW1 day by day, with a lot of maps and pictures. |
For The Fallen - British and Commonwealth
War Graves and War Memorials. |
Justice
demands millennium pardons for those 306 innocent soldiers who were executed
by the British Military Authorities for alleged cowardice and desertion
during the First World War. |
Photographs of all 940 Cemeteries of 40 burials
and above that were featured in Sidney C. Hurst's 1929 book "The Silent
Cities", and also Cemeteries with "Shot at Dawn" burials
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By Rob Ruggenberg
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More than 500 Recommended Great War Websites
A work by a friend, Dwight G. Mercer
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A lot of links about WW I and WW II websites |
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Another website with a lot of links about
WW1 |
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