Other Sites
Below is a list of links which I hope you will visit. All I have visited personally and would recommend to you.
- created the Logbook Project in memory of his father . The global journey of St Lucian, Cyril Devaux's RAF Fighter Pilot Logbook to collect 1st hand accounts from Veterans and Witnesses of WWII. A wonderful and inspirational project of Remembrance. Click the link above to follow the book in its journeys around the world.
- has brought us quite simply the most definitive work on the Internet concerning WWII convoys. Includes work by the late Arnold Hague which has not been seen before.
created the website in 2011 to assist those unable to get to the World War 2 memorial themselves. He has photographed all of the WW2 panels - an excellent resource.
- this site is a must see. A wonderful collection of ships past and present and a vibrant community of seafarers, ex-seafarers and others with just an interest in the sea and shipping. All of them very willing to help you whether you want to ask research questions or chat about your memories of the sea.
has a brilliant website and forum. So if you are looking for old friends or have a question to ask please pay him a visit.
has created a mariners treasure here. It's an excellent site and well worth a vist.
is an excellent forum discussing all aspects of the Second World War. Well worth a visit.
The Cambridgeshire Regiment 1914-1918
is a site dedicated to the Cambridgeshire Regiment of WW1 in which Francis Alleyne Marr, DSO. MC. served with distinction.
has compiled a vast resource detailing the unofficial history of the Australian & New Zealand Armed Services.
has an excellent site about the Italian Navy during WWII.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
an excellent site where you can search the "Debt of Honour Register" for those who lost their lives in two world wars. Includes civilians and seafarers lost at sea, who have no grave but the sea.
Contact John Turner - an excellent site about Saint Helena. See also their Facebook page: Saint Helena FB page
John H. Marsh Maritime Research Center
is another excellent resource for purchasing photographs of ships now long gone.
an excellent resource dealing with the U-boat war. Also deals in depth with attacks on merchant vessels.
is part of a wonderful website by Raymond Forward. Full of photos and very useful information. A great research resource.
Sixtant, War in the South Atlantic
has written a wonderful website focusing on the war in the South Atlantic including the loss of many merchant ships. Well worth visiting.
- many shiping company's flags here. Well worth a visit.
- has produced very interesting site about Glasgow and the people who live and lived there. Many stories and photographs - a huge site, get yourself a big cuppa and off you go down memory lane. Will has a section of his site dedicated to our forces and the Merchant Navy.
- has produced an excellent documentary "Mayday Tugs of War" a tribute to the Tugmen of WWII.
Canadian Expeditionary Force World War I
- has produced an excellent site about the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War I.
The Second World War Experience Centre (S.W.W.E.C.)
An excellent site about WWII. Well worth a visit.