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Entering the phrase "First
World War" into Google came up with 136,000,000 hits. So the
links on this page are merely a few of the sites I have
found useful and would recommend to the viewer.
Click on a logo to go to the web site. |
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On 17 October 1939 the Labour Corps was reformed but called
the Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps. Renamed the Pioneer
Corps in 1940 it became the Royal Pioneer Corps in 1946. |
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The National Archives is the U.K. Government's official archive. Military records are
stored in class WO |
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The aim of the War Graves Photographic
Project is to photograph every war grave, individual
memorial, MoD grave, and family memorial of serving military
personnel from WWI to the present day and make these
available within a searchable database.
A photograph of a headstone can be obtained for a small fee. |
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The
Commonwealth War Graves Commission keep the records of 1.75
million Commonwealth War Dead.. These records can be
searched online |
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Ancestry is an online genealogy site. WW1 records include the original
Medal Cards and Service Records. |
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If you are seeking more information on any aspect of the
Great War a visit to the Great War Forum should
not be missed. |
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As the name suggests this
site is dedicated to the Canadian Force during the
war. |
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The Western Front
Association covers all aspects of the War. In addition to
producing its own magazine and DVDs there are branches
throughout the UK and overseas that feature speakers on
various aspects of the war. |
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The Long, Long Trail is all
about the British army during the war and aimed at both the
family and military researcher. |
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