Military

Out of print military manuals and articles specializing in historical military technology.

Supplies manuals and books on historic U.S. military vehicles.

Resource for researchers, hobbyists, and military professionals interested in military history, science and defense.

Defense and international security policy analysis with a critical perspective; U.S., regional, and global issues. Academic examination and treatment of strategic issues.

A history of the first French ironclad warship, La Gloire.

Provides a broad approach and coverage of both contemporary and historical issues in the field of strategic studies.

Provides a forum for the discussion of the historical, political, social, economic and psychological aspects of insurgency, counter-insurgency, limited war, peacekeeping operations and the use of force as an instrument of policy.

Organization that works toward the resolution of the POW-MIA issue.

Reference site detailing specification on military weapons from World War II to the modern era.

Specializing in rare books, out-of-print books, used books, secondhand books, relating to military history of all periods.

Based at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis. Details are provided of the Center's programs, publications, personnel and events.

A collaborative effort to model the Ships and Naval Systems of World War I in 3D using Rhino 3D software.

One man's anti-POW/MIA perspective of the issue.

The story of POW/MIA USAF Tsgt. Richard M. Cole.

This page is dedicated to the 42 men from Tennessee that have not yet returned home from their tour of duty in Vietnam.

The story of POW/MIA Billie D. Hill.

The story of the Staff Sergeant, a POW/MIA missing in Laos and abandoned by the U.S. government.

Missing Minnesota servicemen from the Vietnam War, prominent personalities who have been involved in the issue, and a history of the issue in Minnesota.

Records of US Marine POWs held in China by the Japanese during World War II.

Joseph Thompson has been MIA since 1943 when his plane was lost over Paupa New Guinea.

H-Net discussion network devoted to the study of women and war and women in the military, worldwide and in all historical areas. Affiliated with the Minerva Center, a non-profit educational foundation.

Quotes, poems, song lyrics and other inspirational literature for Army wives.

Denmark is sending a team of its Jægerkorpset (JGK) commandos to Afghanistan, to deal with a local group of Taliban who have been attacking Danish troops there.

A brief history and description of the unit.

Pictures, information, and links.

A place where you can post the name of a Veteran who has died or is a POW/MIA.

In remembrance of the casualties of the Vietnam War.

Young high school graduate marries, gets drafted, and prepares for the most controversial war of our time. It presents both the intensity and the humor. Non-fiction as per author

Index to fact sheets about United States nuclear forces including bombers and their weapons, and tanker aircraft.

History, deployment and technical data of the most built aircraft after World War II. [English and German languages.]

Antique Airlines. The EC-47 in Southeast Asia, 1966-1974 360th, 361st, 362nd Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadrons and the 6994th Security Squadron and its Detachments.

Describes flights along the Virginia coast showing the vehicle's capability to support NASA science missions.

Search for personnel from each branch of service, or search for units. Free service, which requires you to register your personal information in their database, to obtain membership.

Searchable listings, to help find others who have worked in this field. Also provides links to health information and job openings.

Free locator search engine. Also includes forums for several topics and stories of eyewitness accounts categorized by war.

A soldier relates a vivid first-hand account of his close encounters with landmines and his personal experiences as a Psychological Operations Team Sergeant in the Middle East during Operation Desert Storm.

A U.S. Army pilot MIA in Vietnam 1968. Details of last mission, links to related sites.

A son's tribute to his late father's military service in the United States Army Air Force in the China-Burma-India Theater of WW-II. Information, photograph.

Jake "Skid" Wiebe was a U.S. Marine Corps pilot who died in an aircraft accident near Yuma, Arizona in 2001. Biography, guestbook.

Since 1675, Huntleys have been donning uniforms, taking up arms, and fighting to defend this great land and its inhabitants. This site is dedicated to preserving the memory of their actions.

U.S. Army WWII Veteran of the 75th Infantry Division. Information about him, his units and the Division.

Dedicated to all US Army Rangers, past, present and future, this site features news and information about the Memorial and the Foundation, a calendar of events, and a searchable index of individuals on the Monument.

The FTVA is an association that supports the U.S. Air Force's Air Intelligence Agency and provides a channel for current and ex USAFSS/ESC/AFIC and AIA personnel to remain in touch.

A photographic tribute from a twenty-year Navy Veteran to his Brothers and Sisters in Arms of the Vietnam War. Three pages of photos and information on Hanoi Jane.

Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Eleven Association. Membership lists, history, pictures, reunions, and miscellaneous information.

Personal page about Vietnam.

A selection of photographs of the An-225 taken by Nick Challoner at the 1990 Farnborough International Airshow.

News releases and photos related to Osprey crashes.

Photos, history, and aircraft-related merchandise.

Aircraft photo gallery, links, aircrew photos.