WW2Talk Members' Websites.

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.

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Verrieres
That is a excellent site nice info on the 2nd DLI in Burma, regards Jason

 

Mine's a bit of a mish mash. It's the battlefields I've visited along with a memorials around Britian I've seen, mainly concentrating on Manchester and the surrounding milltowns. It's very much a work in progress (I'm updating as we speak) and I've got a lot of stuff to add.
There's a bit on Berlin and Marburg too.

Battlefield Tours

 

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'.


Thanks Paul ,Advice taken.

Verrieres

 

May you go from strength to strength!

 

You're welcome to visit my website
Deadlybirds - Aviation in WWII

 

Hello all
These are my humble blogs

IDF ARMOR

IDF 1948 Israel Independence War

Any remarks are welcome

 

Those are nice sites - thanks for putting those links in!

 

I'm in the process of setting up a site centred on my Grandad's WW2 service with the 2nd Batt East Yorkshire Regiment using Google Sites, does anyone have any tips on what seems to work and what doesn't? I'm thinking of it being a mix of my Grandad's account, general accounts of the battalion, photos etc etc.
Is it better to have all the content on one page or split across many pages?

 

Thanks Diane, good points well made. I have had a look at some of the above sites and picked up some pointers, so hopefully before too long I'll be able to add my site to the list

 

Home

My Grandad during WW2. Also includes WW1 with my Great Grandfathers. Goes of into family history, and includes trips to Malta and Italy.

Liverpool And Merseyside Remembered - Home

stories from people who served and lived through the two world wars who were from or connected to Liverpool and the Merseyside are. Only a 3 months old so still being updated.

 

Tanks and Salpa Line bunkers

Panssari -Tanks and armored vehicles

 

Hopefully of some interest to people re Anti-Invasion defences (note I'm not brilliant with website building, so the quality is not up there with some of the sites listed on this thread!!)
website:
Suffolk Anti-invasion defences
blog to go along with website:
WW2 Defences - Suffolk

 

Yes: finders keepers. Wot, in the first post Adam quoted a site that does not belong to him, so I assumed that one could post sites one found interesting. If the sites actualy belong to the poster, then so much the better

Good one Za
I don't have time to manage a website, but I like this one -
www.stalag18a.org.uk

 

Mr Fruitcake and I produced this website for your perusal:

FIRE 1944

Enjoy

 

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Nazi Atomic project plus some stuff about Japan's Nuclear projects. Still a work in progress.

 

Hi Ike and Cheryl
Many thanks for the pictures brought back fond memories for me as I have visited Texas many times, have a great friend who lived in Houston but now lives in League City near Galveston and also has a beech house on Galveston Island, spent many a happy time there also drove out west on I10 through the Hill Country and onwards to Big Bend national Park Awesome
Mike Sterling (Rotherfield)

 

Please feel free to visit mine:

Free Czechoslovak Air Force | Remembering the Czechoslovaks who served in the RAF in World War II