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Click on the Link to access the sites listed in the table below.
| Link | Description |
|---|---|
| Coastal Forces Heritage Trust | Site dedicated to the Coastal Forces - Motor Torpedo Boats (MTBs), Motor Gun Boats (MGBs) and Motor Launches (MLs) whose exploits in WW2 so stirred the public imagination |
| Commonwealth War Graves Commission | This site provides access to various resources including a database holding details of people killed in various wars with search facilities to help you find the whereabouts of their graves. This includes members of the Merchant Navy. |
| Convoyweb | This is the internet’s best resource for information on convoys and builds on the research of Arnold Hague. There are also sections on War Dead and signal letters. |
| Feldgrau.com | This is a very interesting site which describes itself as focusing on primary and secondary research regarding the technical, organisational and operational detils of the German armed forces between 1918 and 1945. It includes a section entitled "Kriegsmarine - The Navy 1935-1945" with information about German naval vessels and Ground units and links to other related resources. |
| Gettysburg Flag Works | US website providing information about early attempts at submarine warfare and the use of submarines in WW1. |
| Imperial War Museum | Information about the various musuems run by this organisation including sites in London, Manchester and Duxford. |
| Flotilla Australia | Historical information and pictures with a focus on Australian shipping lines |
| Ahoy - Mac's Web Log | Mac Gregory's website dedicated to all 'Who went down to the sea in ships' in WW2. |
| Tregenna | Website dedicated to the merchant ship Tregenna and her crew. She was lost during a WW2 convoy en route from Halifax to the UK. |
| National Museum of the Pacific War | Website of the museum located at Fredericksburg, Texas which includes information about Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz. Anyone in the area should visit this impressive museum. |
| Uboat.net | An excellent resource containing detailed information about U-boats, their crews and their victims. Covers mainly WW2 but there is also information about WW1. Includes information about Allied ships attacked, casualties etc. |
| Ubootwaffe.net | Another excellent source of information about the Kriegsmarine and U-Boat history. |