History

Royal Air Force losses during the Battle of France 1940 and the start of the Strategic Air Offensive against Germany

Image archive and research/reference center for the Liberator Bombers.

Contains the history of Bowman's Bombers, gallery, forum, news, references, and links.

Extensively illustrated paper describing the Allied effort to undermine Germany through unidentified or misidentified radio broadcasts.

Offers children's section, message board, virtual museum with multi-media exhibits, call for world peace, and information on the dangers of atomic weapons.

A slide show of Nagasaki after the US dropped its second atomic bomb on Japan, and provides links to commentaries and online public forum of ideas and opinions about the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

The original text document by The Manhattan Engineer District, June 29, 1946 describing in great detail the findings of the official group sent by General Groves to study the bombings.

History, events, gallery, and today.

Detailed information about the history this British surveillance group, as well as information about vehicles and equipment, and LRDG model kits.

Contains pictures, bulletin board, stories, and a Presidential Unit Citation.

Profiles the activities and units, which served in Europe.

History of one of Patton's spearheading units of the U.S. Third Army, and includes unit histories, personal stories, and contact information about the post-war Association.

Interviews with members, daily after-action reports, detailed maps of battle locations, pictures of battalion taken in England, Honor Roll of killed and injured.

Describes the design and operational history of Nazi Germany's two biggest battleships, and includes photographs and links.

A complete history of the boat and its crews, pre-war and wartime cruises, prisoners of war, and post-war reunions.

A compilation of all that were commissioned into the Kriegsmarine before and during war.

An article on the Kaigun Koku Hombu, a major force in the Pacific War.

An extensive site of U.S. Navy PT Boats of World War Two. Featuring the history and development, photos, drawings, stories, memorial and action reports

Dedicated to the American submarine fleet of World War 2 including the leaders, technology, forum and other related merchandise.

War diary of Will S. Arnett in a B-17 in North Africa during the Second World War. Provides day to day log and roster.

Aims to gather and preserve stories of ordinary people who experienced America's most turbulent period.

A dive bomber pilot's personal recollections of the battle of Midway.

The story of a 16 year old Flakhelfer (anti-aircraft gunner) who served in a Flak-tower in Hamburg in 1944-45. Illustrated with pictures of the tower during the war and as it is today.

In memory of Eugene E. Eaton. Includes his journal about life aboard the USS Velocity, letters home from navy boot camp, crew rosters, and brief description of three vessels on which he served.

Photos and descriptions of S/Sgt. William Heller of the 3rd Infantry Division, 3rd Signal Company, from North Africa, Sicily, Italy, Southern France, and Germany in World War II.

Provides names, occupations and gravesite locations of important military leaders of the Second World War.

U.S. Army Signal Corps photos from the Pacific theater of operations in WWII, along with text and pictures from military publications of the time.

Interactive animations of key Pacific war battles including Midway, the Doolittle Raid, and Coral Sea.

Portrays the history of german tanks and people of the Panzertruppe.

Provides a detailed study of the Hetzer. Includes photos, modifications, performance, and links.

Offers history and specifications of German tanks. Includes updates, articles, statistics, battles, modeling zone, and units.

History of Fort Miles and Fort Saulsbury and their role in defending the Delaware coast.

Introduces the most common World War 2 defensive fortifications in the UK. Details the location, background information, history and other resources.

Dedicated to erecting a memorial in this parish, where eleven people who perished aboard the liner were from.

Complete text of the Ani Papyrus translated by Neil Parker.

Two authors give their views of the best American presidents through their quotes, and then compare them with those of George W. Bush.

Examines the purported view of Bush and Cheney that Saddam Hussein and Al Queda are connected, in spite of investigations and commission conclusions that they are not.

Online encyclopedia article about the White House volunteer who alleged that Clinton sexually assaulted her.

Fairly standard conspiracy page arguing for Oswald's innocence.

Collection of government documents related to JFK's killing. Touches on everything from Kennedy's autopsy to a cop's notes of his post-arrest interviews with Lee Harvey Oswald.

Official cavalry report describes Booth's capture.

Historical treatment of the September 1862 battle near Sharpsburg, Maryland. Sections on the people and events of Sept 17th, plus special feature articles, references, and analysis.

Description, time line, and other information on the battle.

A collection of articles, opinions, and responses to e-mails from brotherswar.com visitors relating to the greatest battle of the American Civil War and issues associated with the war.

The battle as seen through the eyes of 15-year-old Tillie Pierce.

Links lead to pictures of the monuments and landmarks at the location of the Shiloh battlefield.

Index of Tennessee's calvary units that fought for the Confederacy.

Unit history, field officers and staff and company muster rolls.

Brief history, field officers and staff, company muster rolls.

Provides remaining records, only hospital and court martial records provided.