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Links to WWII sites and various other pages of interest

  • 330 Military Aircraft of the World
    Photos and vital statistics of 8 classes of aircraft from all over the globe. There is even a (fact or fantasy?) "Humorous" category that deserves a visit.
  • The 454th Bombardment Group - Friendly Skies
    Home of the 454th Bombardment Group (H) 304th Bombardment Wing 15th Air Force. Many details about their group. Excellent listing of WWII links.
  • Access Genealogy
    Access the state, then select "World War II Casualties" for the WWII casualty status listings.
  • The American Battle Monuments Commission
    This site has a database maintained by American Battle Monuments in Commission for searching for World War II casualties that were buried overseas. [Type the squadron number in the "Unit" search field. Each squadron searched will reveal a listing of personnel from the squadron, cemetery, and/or MIA]. The Cemeteries are American Maintained cemeteries, and this database does not include the names of those returned to the USA for burial.
  • ArmyAirCorps.us
    The purpose of our group is to represent and honor those who served with the U.S. Army Air Forces during WWII. Through public events we hope to educate the public about this period in history through living history displays, exhibitions of artifact collections, public ceremonies and events, and educational programs. Our group attends air shows, parades, veteran's reunions, and other functions in period uniforms. Our mission is to preserve history, as well as the artifacts of that period, and pass down to future generations that these veterans paid a price to preserve our freedom.
  • Army Air Corps Museum
    The Army Air Corps Library and Museum is dedicated to the men and women of the Army Air Forces - Army Air Corps of 1907-1947. Their dedication and devotion to country is a rich history worth preserving. Their service and sacrifices shall never be forgotten.
  • ArmyAirForces.com
    ArmyAirForces.com's purpose is to provide the information that you need to research the USAAF of W.W.II. Three major features help accomplish this, 1) our database of all combat units, based off of Maurer's data, 2) a comprehensive forum system, 3) and our research help page. The site is in a state of constant growth we are currently averaging over 2,500 unique visitors to the website every day.
  • A Soldier Died Today
    "Just A Common Soldier" ("A Soldier Died Today") is a poem that was written and then published in 1985 by A. Lawrence Vaincourt. It was later included in his collection, "Rhymes and Reflection". You'll find the original text of his poem, as well as more information about the poet, on this website.
  • B-24 Best Web
    A comprehensive and extensive archive and research resource site on the B-24 bomber. It includes over 1600 photos and has a "user friendly" search for its pages.
  • Dedicated to James D. Waldrop
    James D. Waldrop served in World War II as a Tail gunner on a B-24 in the 777th Bombardment Squadron and 464th Bombardment Group. The information on this site comes from his photo album, personal notes, military records and information compiled by Bill Hollmann, 2nd Lt. and Navigator of their ship, the Repulsive Raider, after it went down.
  • Frank Ambrose's 464th & 465th BG B24 Nose Art
    Primarily a tribute to the 781st of the 465th BG, there is a wealth of WW II information and many photos pertaining to other groups, too. This link goes directly to some information and photos about the 464th.
  • The Halyard Operation
    Operation Halyard is a little known episode which took place over about a week in June 1944 from Pranjani, Serbia. At that time, Serbian Chetnik guerrillas, led by Gen. Draza Mihailovich, with the assistence of American OSS liasion officers on the ground, organized and carried out the largest rescue of downed American airmen in U.S. Air Force history.
  • Historic Wendover Airfield
    The Historic Wendover Airfield in Utah is where the 464th was activated. This site is full of relevant information, historical data and photos.
  • Jack Edmond's Tulln Roster
    This website deals with Tulln Air Base activities during the years of 1945-1955. Tulln Air Base, now Fliegerhorst Brumowski, was located deep in the Russian Occupation Zone, west-northwest of Vienna (WIEN), Austria and just south of the Danube River next to the village of Langenlebarn. Jack offers readers the Tulln Air Base history, stories and reunion information on his site.
  • Justin-Kossor Air Force Oral History Center
    This page is a series of links to biographies about members of the Air Force, Army Air Force, Army Air Corps and Air National Guard and Civil Air Patrol. The Air Force includes all units of the Air Force including civilian employees, ROTC.
  • Kilroy Was Here
    A site dedicated to the men and women of past conflicts. This site consists of many sub-sites that offer tidbits of information on the various wars as well as explanations of the origins of the myths and legends that circulated in war time - including (naturally) "Kilroy Was Here".
  • The Logbook
    The Logbook magazine website offers many fine historical aviation articles, photos and general information about flying and flight. They also publish a "hard copy" magazine that they sell subscriptions to through the website.
  • National WWII Memorial
    The National World War II Memorial will be the first national memorial dedicated to all who served during World War II. This site contains pages of information about the memorial site, it's design, photos and a video tour.
  • RAF Liberator Squadrons
    of 205 Group, SEAC, Coastal Command and Commonwealth Airforces
    This RAF website features a very well done and detailed cutaway of the B24. Visitors to the site are able to click on a portion of the full cutaway to see the selected section in greater detail. RAF has listed each specific detail featured in the close-up. There is a wide variety of pictures and information contained in this site.
  • Stalag Luft IV, 1944-45
    The late Leonard E. Rose, of Lawrence, Ind., was an ex-Kriegie from Stalag Luft IV. In 1975 he had 35 names and addresses of Luft IV POWs, today the total goal of 10,000 has been reached. This site was authored by Rose and is now maintained by www.b24.net in his memory.
  • www.uniforms-4u.com
    Our web store provides active duty and retired servicemen with military dress uniforms, medals and insignias. About half of our organization consists of hard working US combat veterans. We supply medals for World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf War, Iraq, and Afganistan.
  • WWII Women
    Young women put aside their everyday street attire to change into uniforms of the service, they worked in factories, built war planes, and assisted their fellow servicemen during the second World War.
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