WW2Talk Members' Websites.

This is mine, on wartime military structures in Scotland-
Pictures by Historian - Photobucket
Basic, but it does the job. Any day now I'll get left in peace to go take hundreds of new photos to add to it, with a bit of luck..........

 

Here's mine, Peter Ghiringhelli , now in its 9th year.

PeterG

 

Well as said before my site is The Few Good Men.

Are you guys all ok for me to provide links to your websites. And perhaps you could do me the honour of adding a link to mine.

Everyone who drops me a PM will get their link added to my site. Thanks.

 

Here is my website; one of two about the Maginot Line in English and the only one about the combat of May and June 1940.

Maginot Line at War 1939-1940

Cheers, Marc

 

Silloth War Graves - Home

 

Nice little site there!

 

Here's mine. It's been going for ten years and is now the official website of the GPR Assn:

The Glider Pilot Regiment 1942 - 1945

Steve W.

 

Basic, but here's mine Caribbean Roll of Honour

 

Basic, but here's mine Caribbean Roll of Honour

That's an excellent website, thanks for posting a link.

 

Operation Market Garden - a bridge too far - operation market garden

Send me a PM if you wan't to exchange links.

Ron

 

Heres my blog:

Daly History

I tend to make a couple of posts a day about military, local, maritime, naval and family history. Theres also some info on there about things ive done or am in the process of doing. If anyone would like to swap links feel free to message me!

 

The Home Guard in general but with emphasis on West Midlands units:
South Staffs Home Guard Welcome Page

(Also contains some other non-HG history - WW2 Birmingham, other Brum history, RFC/RAF material 1917-1919, Redford Barracks Edinburgh 1919, Berlin 1932 etc.)

Chris

 

Here's my website. Its about 555 field company Royal engineers part of the 53rd Welsh division. Its still in progress and any comments greatly appreciated.
555 field company royal engineers - Home

 

Long way to go wth this one many thanks to those who have contributed so far I will list the credits but like I say long way to go yet.

faithfuldurhams - Home



Verrieres

 

Long way to go wth this one many thanks to those who have contributed so far I will list the credits but like I say long way to go yet.

faithfuldurhams - Home



Verrieres

Excellent!

One tip for you, so you get picked up in search engines, re-title the home page to something like 'Durham Light Infantry WW2 1939-1945'.

 

Excellent!

One tip for you, so you get picked up in search engines, re-title the home page to something like 'Durham Light Infantry WW2 1939-1945'.

Have to agree with Paul, excellent

P

 

Great site Verrieres.

Regards - Robert

 

Great stuff Jim !

 

I started with just my Dads Home Guard Company photo and a book. Ive expanded it to include all the Home Guard units in Newcastle. Is not about weapons, equipment and tactics, thats been done elsewhere, its more about the men and women.

"C" Company Northumberland Fusiliers Newcastle Home Guard

NcleHomeGuard

I thoroughly enjoy the research side, meeting and listening to peoples experiences.

I recently met a man who fled Germany aged 10 with his parents. They werent allowed to take their savings with them, and from what he said they where quite wealthy. They threw their savings out of the train window, so as not to be arrested at the border.