http://www.aeroplanemonthly.com  The Aeroplane Monthly magazine
The world's most widely respected historic aviation magazine with in-depth historical features, preservation news and unrivalled photographic quality.

http://www.fleetairarm.com  The Fleet Air Arm Museum
One of the world's largest aircraft museums and home to the history and heritage of the Fleet Air Arm.

http://www.faaba.co.uk  The Fleet Air Arm Buccaneer Association
This Association is open to all personnel who maintained or flew the Buccaneer aircraft during its service with the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy in the sixties and seventies

http://www.mucheswarbirds.com  Muche's Warbirds
Warbird Photography at its best, featuring the stunning photography of Lani Muche.
(Images Available for Private and Commercial Sales and Licensing)

http://www.deltaweb.co.uk/sallyb/  The Sally B B-17 Preservation Society
Sally B is the only airworthy B-17 in the UK, where she flies as a memorial to the USAAF in Europe. Based at the Imperial War Museum at Duxford in the  UK, she is maintained by a dedicated team of professional volunteers  with the backing of one of the largest supporters' clubs of its type in the world - the Sally B Supporters' Club. This special aircraft has flown regularly at air shows in Europe for more than two decades.

http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk  Thunder and Lightnings
A fine site containing details and images of British military aircraft of the 1950s and 1960s, including the Supermarine Scimitar, Blackburn Buccaneer, DH Sea Vixen, Hawker Sea Hawk and Fairey Gannet. Details are given of "last survivors".

http://members.lycos.co.uk/guyries  Friends of the 385th Bomb Group of the USAAF
This site is dedicated to the history of the WW2 airmen and crewmen of the 385th Bomb Group. The group was composed of four Bomb Squadrons, the 548th, 549th, 550th and 551st. As its first Commander was Colonel Vandevanter, the Group were known as "Van's Valiants". The 385th BG was located at Great Ashfield, Suffolk, England. 

http://www.forcesreunited.org.uk  Forces Reunited
Forces Reunited is the largest dedicated UK database of forces and ex-forces personnel on the web, and is run by ex-forces personnel.

http://www.comradesandcolleagues.com  Comrades and Colleagues
An excellent forces reunion site with a huge database of military units in the UK, Australia and New Zealand, where you can browse through lists of regiments, ships, squadrons, battalions etc, to find old comrades and colleagues.

http://www.fisgardassociation.org  The FISGARD Association
If you have ever been an Artificer Apprentice, this is your site. The aim of this "old-school" Association is to bring together those who spent some or most of their formative years in HMS FISGARD or in the FISGARD Squadron.

http://b17warhorse.fws1.com/ and http://385th.ordnancetent.fws1.com
Excellent reunion sites dedicated to the WW2 air and ground crews of the USAAF 385th Bomb Group.

http://www.seavixen.org/  Welcome to the Home Page of all Ex Royal Navy, Sea Vixen, Fleet Air Arm Personnel, Families, Friends, and Interested Parties. This site is Dedicated to Our Lost Sea Vixen Aircrew and to document the history of the Sea Vixen thus ensuring that this tragic story can be told to the generations to come.

http://members.cox.net/davidhanson The Web sites of David Hanson
An excellent collection of sites containing an equally awesome collection of data and images of seemingly every US military aircraft that ever took to the air, plus details of visits to ancient sites of the Mayans, Egyptians and Incas. Compiled, published and maintained privately by David Hanson.

http://www.vimart.co.uk  Find your RN friends
Ex-RN EM(A) Ian Martin's great site for searching for long lost RN, Army or Royal Air Force friends, plus school pals and former work colleagues - even if you can't remember their names!

http://www.air-britain.org.uk  Air-Britain (Historians) Ltd
Air-Britain is THE International Association of Aviation Historians run by enthusiasts providing information, second to none, for enthusiasts worldwide.

http://www.findanoldfriend.co.uk/links.htm  Find an Old Friend (Royal Navy, Army & Royal Air Force)
A great people-finder run by Robin Brown who will go out of his way to find colleagues you've lost contact with.

http://www.oldoppos.co.uk  Looking for your old service pals? Try OldOppos.co.uk

http://www.maacenter.org  The Mesothelioma and Asbestos Awareness Center
Mesothelioma is a rare type of cancer that occurs in the lining of the body's internal organs, a thin layer of cells known as the mesothelium, which gives mesothelioma its name. While very thin, this layer of cells is vitally important to organ function and the health of the inner body structures. There are three recognized types of mesothelioma. Pleural mesothelioma occurs in the pleural lining of the lungs and is the most common form of the disease. Peritoneal mesothelioma occurs within the peritoneum, which lines the abdominal cavity and is the second most common form of the disease. Pericardial mesothelioma is the rarest variety of the disease and occurs in the pericardial lining of the heart. The primary cause of mesothelioma is exposure to asbestos, though other factors, such as smoking may increase the likeliness of mesothelioma in certain individuals.
Many ships in the Royal Navy and the U.S Navy had asbestos built into them. Accordingly, many ex-servicemen suffer from this disease today. A visit to this site may therefore be of value to ex-navy personnel.

http://www.mesotheliomaweb.org  Mesothelioma - Information & Support
For those diagnosed with mesothelioma, an asbestos-related cancer of the lining of the lung (pleura) or the lining of the abdominal cavity (peritoneum), finding a credible source of information about the disease itself and the medical options available, is of the highest priority. After years of research and synthesis of information, we have assembled a web site and packet for patients and their loved ones. We hope you find this web site helpful.

http://www.lungcancer-prognosis.com   Lung Cancer Answers

 An informational website about the causes, symptoms, and treatment of lung cancer, including details on the different types of lung cancer and how doctors determine which stage the cancer is in. Screening techniques for lung cancer and the epidemiology of the disease are explained. This is a non-profit site with no connections to any pharmaceutical companies or treatment centres.

Many naval veterans contract lung cancer after being exposed to asbestos when they were in the service.

http://www.daysh.com  The web site of the web master, Bill Daysh
The source for digital imaging, e-business card presentations, digital catalogues and converting home videos to DVD

http://www.searchmalta.com  Search Malta
Everything you need to know about Malta, past and present. The site includes links to interesting civil and military aviation images.