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LINKS
| The UK Passport Service |
| The official website for the Identity and Passport Service (IPS), an executive agency of the Home Office responsible for issuing UK passports and ID cards. |
| WW1 War Cemetery |
| Are you looking for information about a WW1 War Cemetery or even a particular Grave / Headstone then you may be interested to know that there is a new website dedicated to the WWI Cemeteries. |
| The Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment Museum |
| This website tells the stories of the two Infantry Regiments of Surrey, The Queen's Royal Regiment, 2nd Foot and The East Surrey Regiment, 31st and 70th Foot, which were amalgamated in 1959 to become The Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment. This Regiment subsequently became part of a new Queen's Regiment formed on 31st December 1966. The long and distinguished service of the two Infantry Regiments of Surrey is traced in a comprehensive display of Colours, uniforms, medals, pictures and other artefacts. |
| National Army Museum |
| The British Army's own unique museum, which graphically tells the fascinating history of the British soldier, his campaigns, tactics, weapons and equipment from the battlefield of Agincourt in 1415 peace-keeping in the twenty-first century. |
| The National Archives (formerly the Public Records Office) |
| The national archive for governmental, legal, and military documents from 1066 to the present day. It contains the Domesday Book, and Magna Carta amongst thousands of other records that trace the momentous and decisive events in British history. |
| Firepower - The Royal Artillery Museum |
| From Badajoz to Burma, Colenso to Kosovo, for three centuries the Royal Regiment of Artillery has been involved in every theatre of war in which the British Army has been engaged. |
| The Green Howards |
| The web site of the oldest unamalgamated English line regiment. This outstanding web site not only informs you of the latest news of activities within the Regiment and the Museum but also provides a wealth of historical information and illustrations from 1688 to the present day. |
| Keith Rocco |
| One of the most important historical artists working today, his career and work has been likened by curators and historians to those of the great genre artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, from Meissonier, DeNeuville and Detaille to Frederic Remington and Howard Pyle. His paintings can be found in both museum and private collections where it takes its place alongside the great historical artists of the past. |
| Imogen Corrigan |
| Imogen was in the army for 20 years and then turned to a life-long interest with the result that in 2004 she graduated from the University of Kent with a 1st class honours degree in Anglo-Saxon and Medieval History. She covers over 1000 years of history and has recently returned to studying and am researching The Development and Function of the Foliate Head in English Medieval Churches for an M.Phil at Birmingham. |
| Christ Church College, Oxford |
| A unique institution, one of the largest colleges in the University of Oxford and, at the same time, the Cathedral Church for the Diocese of Oxford. It was the home of Charles I's court during the Civil War and more recently , the Hall in the Harry Potter films. |
| W. Britain Ltd. |
| Since 1893 W. Britain has been producing toy soldiers and military miniatures with attention to detail, quality and authenticity. Each figure is cast out of metal and hand-painted to the highest possible standards. The company has have just launched a Zulu War range of figures with the backing of Holts historian, Ian Knight. |
| After The Battle |
| After the Battle publish a quarterly magazine, and full-feature books, covering the First and Second World Wars through the presentation of the battlefields with 'then and now' comparison photographs. Also illustrated on the After the Battle web site is the range of posters and postcards by Plaistow Pictorial. |
| Armed Forces Day |
| The first Armed Forces Day is 27 June 2009, and is an opportunity for the nation to show our support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community |
| The Anglo Zulu War Historical Society |
| Formed by a small group of experts and historians to educate, entertain, enlighten and encourage students past, present and future, and to further their interest in that most fascinating of Victorian campaigns, the Anglo Zulu War of 1879. |
| The Victoria Cross Society |
| The Victoria Cross Society seeks to enlighten and stimulate interest in the history and personalities associated with the Victoria Cross. The Society's bi-annual journal includes articles, letters and reviews likely to interest students of the Victoria Cross. |
| The War And Peace Show |
| Military Vehicles, WW2 Memorbilia, Tanks,Weapons and re-enactments -in fact a great day out for all the family. |
| The Military History Bookshop |
| The Military History Bookshop was established over 25 years ago. We supply customers worldwide and have more than 6,000 titles in stock.... antiquarian, second hand, out of print and selected new titles covering all aspects of military history from the ancients to the modern age. |
| The Museum of Army Flying |
| Celebrating over 100 years of army aviation, this award winning museum is home to one of the finest historical collections of military kites, gliders, aeroplanes and helicopters. |
| The Tank Museum - Bovington |
| The Official Website of The Tank Museum, Bovington, Dorset - the Worlds Largest Collection of tanks and armoured fighting vehicles. |
| Maritime Books |
| "Specialist Publishers of Books on the Royal Navy and Warship World magazine" |
| Skyview Historic Posters |
| A new series of Skyview Historic Posters have just been launched. There are seven aerial views in this first release. |
| K B HANCOCK |
| K B HANCOCK - WW1 limited edition prints of poignant moments of the individual lives of soldiers in the trenches, aircraft and marine paintings by internationally acclaimed painter. |
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