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The Army HomePage Organization Index - New Sites

Center for Army Lessons Learned Home Page

Center for Military History [U.S. Army]

Naval Historical Center [U.S. Navy]

Naval War College

U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command

US. Army War College & Carlisle Barracks

United States Marine Corps

JFQ Joint Force Quarterly is published for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff by the Institute for National Strategic Studies at the National Defense University. Most of the articles relate to current security, but there are some on military history. The magazine features very good book reviews. Although they are few in number, the reviews tend to be thorough.

Correlate's of War Project A long-term, ambitious project at the University of Michigan examining the causes of war.

Jensen's Web Sources for Military History An excellent compilation of Internet resources by Richard Jensen of H-NET.

Military History, Information, & U.S. War Statistics A wide-ranging set of links to all aspects of military history and national security. It led me to a number of interesting sites I never knew existed.

Machiavelli - Art of War

Machiavelli - Art of War - Military History

Machiavelli Art of War

1755: The French and Indian War Homepage

Durfée Web Page This is a site belonging to a solid military historian who specializes in the early modern period, and he has some links to such sites. He is also an accomplished military artist and mapmaker. I have recommended him to a number of historians, and every one has been pleased with the quality of maps he has produced for their books, and at a reasonable price. A number of the top military presses also employ him to do the maps for their books. Should you need military artwork or maps for your work, contact him via his site.

Achtung! Panzer - The Homepage of the Washington Armor Club More useful information on armored warfare.

The MOUT Homepage This is a comprehensive site dedicated to Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain (MOUT), Fighting In Built Up Areas (FIBUA), and Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW). It is updated with new and useful material on a regular basis. This is not just a current security issues site, it is also strong on military history.

The World War I Document Archive

World War I links to other resources

WW I German Poetry A selection of WW I poetry from soldiers at the front maintained at the Trenches on the Web site. Note that the poetry is in German.

U-boat Net - WW I History The place to start for info on German and Austro-Hungarian sub operations.

taurus12's WW2 Links A very useful set of links to World War II sites.

Luftwaffe Resource Page

U-Web, The U-boat War 1939-1945

U-boat Net - The U-boat War 1939-1945 Loads of resources on the German subs, their skippers and their operations.

ADOLF GALLAND (1912 - 1996)

D-Day

H.M.C.S. HAIDA Home Page This ship is the last remaining example of the 27 Tribal Class destroyers built for the Royal Canadian Navy, the Royal Navy and the Royal Australian Navy between 1937 and 1945. The Tribals have been described as, "magnificent in appearance, majestic in movement and menacing in disposition." From a technnological standpoint, they featured some of the most advanced naval architecture, marine propulsion systems and weaponry of their era. This last survivor had a distinhuished carreer, serving in WW II and Korea. It is now located in Toronto, ON at Ontario Place. This web page not only features her history and photographs, it allows the visitor to take a virtual tour.

Giangreco Rebuttal of Bernstein: Playing the Casualty Projections Shell Game: Rousseau or Monboddo? A short article that debates the casualty estimates for the proposed invasion of Japan and the decision to use atomic bombs on Japan.

Vietnam Related Resources on the World Wide Web

Gulf War Veteran Resource Pages

GWVRP Photo Gallery

Military Parade A Russian magazine in English. The articles at this web site deal primarily with current issues of Russian security policy, however some issues do have pieces with a more historical bent.]

Xenophon Group International Wide-ranging site that is heavy on Russian military history (including organizing tours to battlefields), and Machiavelli's military thought. It also features Gorget and Sash magazine for the early modern military historian.

National Medal of Honor Museum

The Retired Officers Association

USMA: United States Military Academy, West Point

Wisconsin Veterans Museum

For good military magazines at low prices, try the following three companies:

At NBAF you will find such favorites as: AIR and SPACE (SMITHSONIAN), AMERICAN HERITAGE, CIVIL WAR TIMES, MILITARY HISTORY, WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II, VIETNAM, FOREIGN AFFAIRS (and 700 more magazines). NBAF also guarantees its claim of lowest prices.

Enews.com

Enews.com has over 750 magazines to choose from, including great HISTORY MAGAZINES. You can also get a sample issue of any magazine free<.

At over 1,300 periodicals, Magazania offers a good number of publications for the history and current affairs reader, e.g., MILITARY HERITAGE, AMERICA'S CIVIL WAR, OLD WEST, FOREIGN POLICY, THE ECONOMIST, AMERICAN HERITAGE, U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, CIVILIZATION, SMITHSONIAN, and much more.

To purchase civilian maps and travel guides for anywhere on Earth, or to get online directions:

For both PC and Mac computer wargames (and some hardware):

For computer wargames (and console games, videotapes, DVDs, and music CDs):

For the best assortment of military board games, card games, etc., from the US, Canada, and Europe at a discount, please visit: Funagain Games. And I do mean the best assortment, whether one is talking online stores or a bricks and mortar game shop.

M.EvanBrooksHome The single best web site on computer wargames and military simulations. M. Evan Brooks is considered one of the finest wargame reviewers in the business, and here he has produced the most comprehensive list of computer wargames from all historical periods and genres (with short reviews). Coverage extends to game designers and there are links to almost all the computer game companies.

For US service academy swords, recreations of historic swords, medieval armor, and ancient weapons:

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