21. AII POW-MIA Site Map A massive POWMIA Archive featuring news, reports, email news network, documents, daily monthly updates, military, government research links, testimony on Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Korea - Cold war, world war ii, Russia, China and Iraq. http://www.aiipowmia.com/

W AII POW-MIA - Archives. Here you will find reports, testimony, statements, depositions, documents, daily news, articles, lists, updates and announcements on POWs and MIAs from ALL wars. The Archives are updated and added-to daily. T o better navigate the massive volume of material in the AII POW-MIA Archives, please use the Quick Click Site Map above. Please Note - It is impossible to list every single item in the Archives on one menu page as there are tens of thousands of pages. If you require a specific item, please use the dedicated Website Search Engine or email a request. WHO WE ARE Andi - Website Administrator The opinions expressed on this site are those of Advocacy and Intelligence Index for Prisoners of War - Missing in Action. If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail us at the above address. AII POW-MIA BLOG IRAQ PERSIAN GULF SOUTHEAST ASIA ... EMAIL AII POW-MIA

22. Hyperwar - A Collection Of The Second World War Hyperwar a collection of the Second world war A multimedia collection of material related to the history of the Second world war, completely cross-referenced via hypertext links. Topics include http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/&y=02CA716F

23. The AirShow - Aviation's Golden Age With Emphasis Placed On Stearman Aircraft, 1 Information on the Golden Age Of Aviation, from the end of world war I to the start of world war ii. Barnstorming, air racing, flying circuses, and Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing were all part of this exciting period. http://opencockpit.net/

Welcome to The AirShow's new home. I hope you enjoy your visit. Please the new address for future reference. This website is best viewed at 800x600 resolution and JAVA enabled. AOL folks should turn off the graphic compression if they want to see the pictures at their best. Most of the information contained here relates to the Golden Age of Aviation. This was the period from the end of World War I to the beginning of World War II. Barnstorming, air racing, flying circuses, and Lindbergh's Atlantic crossing were all part of this exciting period in aviation history. Carol And Ron Rex Honoring the Wright Brothers One of the most exhilarating experiences in human history occurred on December 17, 1903 - a man first flew in a powered, controllable airplane. At last, the third dimension had become available to man's mobility. Wright Flyer Wright Brothers Related Sites

24. American Aircraft Of World War II Introduction Page Provides reference information on US aircraft used or designed during world war ii. Includes photos and links. http://www.ixpres.com/ag1caf/usplanes/

American Aircraft of World War II This is a reference site with photos, data, and info on all American aircraft designed or used in World War II. Even the hardcore aviation enthusiast will learn something here. Come in and have a look! AWARDS Winner of the StudyWeb Award August 12, 1999 This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here WANT TO LINK TO THIS SITE? Here's some graphical banners you can use: 400x50 pixels non-animated (6365 bytes) 400x50 pixels animated (69190 bytes)

25. GI -- World War II Commemoration world war ii Commemoration. world war ii ended on September 2, 1945 with the formal surrender of Japan aboard the U.S. battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. both the triumph and tragedy of war. world http://gi.grolier.com/wwii/wwii_mainpage.html

World War II Commemoration World War II ended on September 2, 1945 with the formal surrender of Japan aboard the U.S. battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of the war, we have put together what we believe to be the definitive collection of World War II historical materials on the Web. The Story of World War II Read all about the conflict, its causes, its heroes, and its long-term impact on history. Articles drawn from the authoritative Encyclopedia Americana More informative articles about the war, organized by person and topic, are here for study and reflection. Articles drawn from the authoritative Encyclopedia Americana Air Combat Films We have compiled three World War II air war mini-documentaries. Download each and watch history unfold in the skies over Europe. Photographs Photographs from the National Archives illustrate both the triumph and tragedy of war. World War II History Test Take the challenging 25-question test on World War II history. World War II Links Many web sites have World War II as a focus. Here is our list of some of the best.

26. World War II Nurses Describes personal experiences of nurses who served in the battlefronts from North Africa to Italy to Normandy to Corregidor and Bataan. http://members.aol.com/ksurn/page5/index.htm

World War II (1941-1945) "Sometimes I think maybe it's a good thing their mothers can't see them when they die" Mary Ferrell Nurses, of course, are among these veterans. Serving on b attlefronts from North Africa to Italy to Normandy to Corregidor and Bataan, the nurses of World War II contributed much to the care of the wounded, the morale of the fighting men, and the development of nursing as a profession. In all, approximately 57,000 nurses served in the Army Nurse Corps and 16,000 in the Navy Nurse Corps by V-J Day. 4,644 nurses were stationed along the European front in 1944; 4000 were serving on the Pacific front in 1945. By the war's end, 201 American military nurses had died, 16 from enemy fire. "I can paint no pretty picture of life in the Army...in the loneliness and confusion of a chaotic world, one finds much hard work and sacrifice and little peace...(However) our individual integrity and sense of responsibility is the essence of success and survival of democracy" (Tomblin, 1996, p. 8). For nurses arriving at the 25th Station Hospital in Liberia, their first Army assignment proved to be something of a shock to the system. The nurses found themselves sharing their thatched-roof communal bathroom with lizards, snakes, monkeys, and rats so large that they sounded like a "herd of animals" as they scampered through camp. Nurses reporting for duty in Papua, New Guinea, found accomodations more suitable but were plagued with insects, scorpions, and the diseases they carried. One New Guinea nurse was bitten on the bottom by a scorpion as she used the latrine and nearly died from the resulting fever. On the European front, nurses arriving for service in France shortly after the D-Day operations received baptism by fire. Between July 3-18, 1944, the 91st Evac. Hospital cared for 2, 549 patients under constant enemy artillery fire.

27. MSI: U-505 Type-IXc U-boat German world war ii TypeIXc Unterseeboot (submarine) that was captured in battle by boarding parties from the USS Guadalcanal task group 23 on 4 June 1944. It resides in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Il. http://www.msichicago.org/exhibit/U505/U505home.html

The U-505 is a German World War II Type-IXc Unterseeboot (submarine) that was captured in battle on the high seas by boarding parties from the USS Guadalcanal task group 22.3 on 4 June 1944. It is currently being prepared for its new exhibit space on the east side of the Museum and is not only an exhibit, but also a memorial to over 55,000 American sailors and merchant mariners who lost their lives at sea in two world wars. In 1989 the U-505 was designated a National Historic Landmark. Since 1954 over 23 million visitors have toured the U-505. History Tour VR Tour Visit our online Museum Shop to learn more about the U-505. Learn more about the Museum's plans for The New U-505 Experience Contact Us

28. Aircraft Archaeology In Malaya Covers Malaysian aviation wrecks and military archaeology from world war ii to the present. http://www.geocities.com/malaya_hg/home.htm

About MHG What's New ! Contact Us Links MHG Contents WW2 wrecks WW2 places Famous battle site Post war wrecks ... After the Battle Aviation and Military Archaeology may cover almost any form of research into or collecting of artifacts connected with the history of aviation and military relics. If you have any information about any war relics and air wrecks in our country, please send an email to me malaya_hg@yahoo.com or other member team for further action. What's New on MHG Another Japanese war relic discovered at Penang Island more info click here to photo gallery This site was created 10 November 2000 and update on 19 March 2001 * This website is always still under construction * You're visitor no:

29. Skalman.nu A searchable chronology of critical military and political events during the war with coverage of special topics such as casualties, ship losses and the Nuremberg trial. Includes bibliography and links to related resources. http://www.skalman.nu/worldwar2/

30. World War II POW Major Robert Goldsworthy This is the story of WWII POW Robert Goldsworthy http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1388/

31. FRANKEL-Y SPEAKING - Contents Stanley Frankel's award winning account of the months he served in the Solomon Islands and Philippines. http://www.frankel-y.com/

STANLEY A. FRANKEL C O N T E N T S IMAGES Chapter 1 - A Reluctant Soldier Chapter 2 - Every Night We Die Chapter 3 - The New Champions Chapter 4 - The Last Ballad Chapter 5 - To the Rescue Chapter 6 - Taking It from the Air Chapter 7 - Japanese Soldiers, Docile and Cooperative Chapter 8 - Once Upon a Christmas Chapter 9 - No Rest Areas Chapter 10 - Bougainville Mopup, and Ready for Philippines Chapter 11 - The Luzon Beachhead Chapter 12 - The Battle of Balintawak Chapter 13 - The Rescue of Bilibid Prison Chapter 14 - Incidents in the Battle for Manilla Chapter 15 - The Damn Fool Chapter 16 - The Baguio Campaign Chapter 17 - The End of the War Chapter 18 - An Unexpected Assignment Chapter 19 - Return of the Heroes Chapter 20 - Afterthoughts APPENDIX All inquiries for information and ordering: Stanley A. Frankel 109 Brewster Road Scarsdale, N. Y. 10583 Printed in the United States of America Book design by Bernard Schleifer Production by American- Stratford Graphic Services, Inc. Second Edition Dec. 1, 1994

32. Air Pirates Offers photos and information on the recovery of historic aircraft around the world. http://www.airpirates.com

AIR PIRATES Welcome to Air Pirates Good Day ! Here you will find information on lost WWII aircraft that can not be found anywhere else. We have information and pictures of WWII aircraft from around the world. New Sections for 2004 Click here. 01/20/2004 Work in progress section. Changes often. Check back. 2001 Alaska Expedition 06/21/2001 Air Pirates recover B-17 tail section and check out another site. Greenland Pictures and Accident Reports. Pictures of the Air Pirates during the Greenland Expedition's P-38 recovery from beneath 265 feet of ice, the 1993 expedition to the B-29 Kee Bird, and Air Pirates B-17E My Gal Sal recovery.. My Gal Sal Restoration. New Guinea - Air Pirates recovery of a P-38 and discovery of other aircraft. Hawaiian Islands Updated 8-2002 Discovery of the rear third of a Japanese Midget Submarine on July 27th 1992, recovery of a PBY Catalina and it's twenty three hour non-stop flight to the mainland and many World War II aircraft. Lake Washington Recovery of an FG-1D Corsair by Air Pirates. Alaska Recovery of one of only two surviving Sikorsky S-43 "Baby Clippers"

33. NursingWorld | ANA Centennial: Voices From The Past...visions Of The Future From NursingWorld, ANA Centennial Voices from the past visions of the future. http://www.nursingworld.org/centenn/cent1940.htm

The Country Goes to War: World War II The bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1942 catapulted the United States into World War II. Graduates quickly responded to the military's call for nurses, leaving the home front understaffed. The need for nurses was great in all aspects of service: in hospitals, in the community, and in industry. "Be it resolved ... that we, the delegates of the American Nurses Association ... wish to offer the support and strength of our organizations in any nursing activity in which we can be of service to the country." Report of Committee on Resolutions, Report of the 32nd Biennial Convention (p.80), American Nurses Association Resolution, May 1940 US Cadet Nurse Corps, 1943 1948 After careful consideration of nursing needs, the National Nursing Council for War Services (1940), chaired by ANA president Julia Stimson, developed a plan to increase the number of nurses in the country as quickly as possible. The plan, introduced to Congress by Frances Payne Bolton, congresswoman from Ohio, created the US Cadet Nurse Corps. Under this Act, the United States Public Health Service subsidized the entire education of nursing students including tuition, fees, books, uniforms and monthly stipends. To obtain the benefits, a student was required to promise to engage in essential military or civilian nursing for the duration of the war. Over 179,000 young women enrolled in the Corps. Urgent Need For Nurses "The Army nurse corps must have 10,000 nurses in the shortest possible time. Campaigns on all fronts are resulting in about 12,000 casualties a week ..."

34. World War II Vehicle Museum And Learning Center Features displays, tours and education classes. Includes details of exhibits, hours, admission fees and directions. Located in Hubbard, Ohio. http://www.wwiivehiclemuseum.com

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35. Home Page Reenactment group based in the north-west of England, with British and German units, as well as civilian re-enactors. Event calendar, weapon and uniform information, related links, and membership details. http://members.lycos.co.uk/worldwartwogroup/

This website used to be with Lycos until they decided to inflict obtrusive adverts to the right of your screen. In an act of retaliation, HQ requested the immediate withdrawal of the website from this area to a new location. ENTER THE NEW SITE

36. Wargaming World War II - Megablitz - Title Page MEGABLITZ operationallevel wargames rules. Scenarios and after-battle reports. A guide for speed painting 20mm figures and equipment. http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~warden/ww2/index.htm

Operational-level wargames rules for 20th Century warfare Megablitz Rules System © Tim Gow (2002)

37. Richmond Depot, Historical Civil War Reproduction Offers world war ii and Vietnam militaria collectibles, also SOG, SEAL, ARVN, Special Forces, EDLS, Airborne, Ranger, and LRRP items. http://www.kabar44.com

RICHMOND DEPOT Site map Search H ome ... ilitary Collectibles Welcome to the RICHMOND DEPOT, Historical Military Clothing Reproductions We are currently in production of the finest Civil War uniforms available today. Base on the original garment, we carefully handcraft these uniforms and accesories that are historical works of art. Residing in Richmond VA, we have spent literally hundreds of hours studying the constructions and materials used in the original garments from the most reliable sources, such as Museum of the Confederacy, Pamplin Historical Park, and Virginia Historical Society. UPCOMING EVENT Lynchburg Date : June 18-20, 2004 Home About Us Product RD User Forums ... Privacy Statement

38. African-Americans In The U.S. Merchant Marine And U.S. Maritime Service During W US Merchant Marines offer a small tribute to the AfricanAmericans who served in WWII. View photographs of some of the soldiers. http://www.usmm.org/african-americans.html

African-Americans in the U.S. Merchant Marine and U.S. Maritime Service The SS Booker T. Washington Of the approximately 2,700 Liberty Ships, 17 were named for outstanding African-Americans. The first, in honor of Booker T. Washington , was christened by Marian Anderson in 1942. Captain Hugh Mulzac , an African-American, served as master of the ship for four years, delivering troops and supplies to the war zones. Adrian T. Richardson, John Godfrey , and Clifton Lastic also captained mixed-race crews during WWII. Captain Hugh Mulzac In 1942, against overwhelming odds, Captain Hugh Mulzac became the first African-American merchant marine naval officer to command an integrated crew during World War II. Born March 26, 1886 on Union Island, St. Vincent Island Group, British West Indies, Mulzac entered the Swansea Nautical College in South Wales to prepare for a seaman's career while in his youth. He became an American citizen in 1918, and continued his training at the Shipping Board in New York. He earned his captain's rating in the merchant marine in 1918, but racial prejudice denied him the right to command a ship. Later Mulzac was offered the command of a ship with an all-black crew. He refused, declaring that "under no circumstances will I command a Jim Crow vessel." Twenty-two years passed before Mulzac would again receive an offer to command a naval ship. During World War II, his demand for an integrated crew was finally met, and he was put in command of the

39. What Did You Do In The War, Grandma? 27 oral histories of Rhode Island women during world war ii, written by high school honors students. http://www.stg.brown.edu/projects/WWII_Women/

An Oral History of Rhode Island Women during World War II Written by students in the Honors English Program at South Kingstown High School A soldier who won the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery at Anzio is interveiwed by Judith Weiss (Cohen), reporter for the Port News. A note about the September 1997 redesign of the site Introduction by Linda P. Wood Teaching English via Oral History by Judi Scott and Linda P. Wood It Was Everybody's War by Dr. William Metz Women and World War II by Dr. Sharon H. Strom Glossary of Terms Other WWII References on the Web Brief Timeline of WWII Events A Bibliography of Works Cited ... Obtaining the Printed Copy The Interviews "Life would never be the same again" by Breana Comiskey Nancy Potter The Threat of War Becomes Real by Ellie Kaufman Mabel Smith A Farm Girl Plays Professional Baseball by Ben Tyler Wilma Briggs Coming to Terms with the Holocaust...and Prejudice at Home by Jason Gelles Judith Weiss Cohen Learning to Live Together in Good Times and Bad by Aileen Keenan Naomi Craig You can listen to the interview with Naomi Craig in its entirety, or

40. AB Figures Produces a selection of figures including Napoleonic, Roman, and world war ii figures for both wargamers and collectors. http://www.ab-figures.demon.co.uk/

AB Figures' ranges include:- 15mm Napoleonic; Flags; Romans; ACW 1/76 scale World War II (See below for more details.) AB Figures (VAT Reg. No. 800 9940 37) 1700 figure variations - 60 horse variations AB Figures are the leading range of 15mm Napoleonic figures for both wargamers and collectors alike. Designed and sculpted by Anthony Barton and manufactured by Michael Hickling, these meticulously researched and sculptured figures will bring added realism to your wargames. The range covers every major and some minor protagonists of the Napoleonic era. We also produce tank crews and army personnel, ideal for both the AFV modeller and wargamer. Please note : All figures are supplied unpainted. Napoleonic Period 15mm French 1796-1806 Imperial French 1806-1812 French Imperial Guard Austrian Army - Revolutionary Period ... Leibfahne Flags Napoleonic Starter Packs - see " News and Shows " American Civil War - 15mm American Civil War Romans A.D.19 - 15mm Romans A.D.19 World War II - 1/76 scale World War II Tank Crews and Military Personnel World War II Decal Sheets AFVs Other Items of Interest last updated 21 May 2004 Holidays (i.e. dates business closed)

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