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Record of the Auxiliary Units 1940 - 1944

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Sites to visit

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Parham Airfield Museum - the home of the Museum of the British Resistance Organisation

As part of an ongoing oral history and documentary project Martyn Cox of Wide-eyed.tv has so far recorded nearly sixty exclusive interviews with WW2 veterans. Many of these women and men served in intelligence or resistance roles and haven’t ever spoken of these in such depth and detail.

Sir Robert Hitcham Primary School, Framlingham. A video interview with Herman Kindred.

Warlinks - World War II, a British focus

Dover Underground - Subterranean military engineering in the Dover area

TRISERVICE.NET - a portal to lots of UK armed forces sites.

The Midnight Watch - Home Front civil defence organisations, CD, ARP and Home Guard.

The Home Guard - "Most of those men are now long gone and dead but we, as a nation, should be proud of them."

 
The Second World War Experience Centre - Personal recollections and much more.

AN AUXILIARY UNIT ‘HIDE’ (OPERATIONAL BASE) AT CILYBEBYLL  - description and pictures of an OB in South Wales.

BRANDON AT WAR - The impact of WWII on the village of Brandon, Suffolk with recently discovered information on the Brandon Section.

Camp X Historical Society - Camp X was the Canadian training base for SOE and OSS agents.

Dave Sampson's Mills grenade collection, interesting pictures of time pencils, 'L' Delays, etc.

Peter Dunn's Australia @ War a wide-ranging review of WWII in Australia and the Far-East

Australian Bunker Project uncovering Australia's forgotten wartime heritage

This site tells, mainly through the words of its members, the story of the 32nd (Aldridge) Battalion, South Staffordshire Home Guard

Somerset Pillboxes

Somerset Pillboxes, WWII defences on the Taunton Stop Line and in other areas of Somerset.

B.O.C.N. has been established to bring together military collectors and anyone interested in military ordnance to share their knowledge and information.  Their aim is to become a valuable resource and aid for anyone dealing with ordnance recognition.

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Revised: March 26, 2008.