Links

• Links I would recommend to Facebook pages
• Links I would recommend to the Internet. ------------------------ (f) language used.
• The British Side: -
• Cobbaton Combat Collection A Hobby which got out of hand. An outstanding collection --- of just all sorts Military.
  
• Airfield Reaserch Group ARG Forum is the respected and highly regarded internet forum dedicated to the exchange of airfield research information. There's also plenty of other military history and general discussion going on so why not come in for a chat? It's free to join the forum, but you need to be a paid up member of ARG to visit the member only areas of the site.
• Control Towers Robert Truman's excellent site.
• THE ASSAULT TRAINING CENTER (e) this is where nearly every American that landed on Omaha and Utah beaches and many airborne soldiers did their assault training prior to D-day. There is still a lot to see around the coastline from Woolacombe to to Braunton Sands. Also Richard Bass has written many books on the subject.
• Salisbury Plain the village of Imber. Residents were evicted with just 47 days notice during World War II as a training grounds for American troops.
• RAF Mark's Castle and RAF Sennen, Land's End, Cornwall. WW2 RADAR Station set on the cliff at Land´s End in Cornwall.
• US Army Assault Training Center North Devon. We are a small not for profit group dedicated to educating and preserving history, relating to the use of the North Devon coastal area by the US army to rehearse for the liberation of Europe in 1944.
• RAF Holmsley South ''Home was a Nissen Hit'' by Adge. A history of the communal sites 1947-1961.
• Rougham Control Tower Museum (e) just east of Bury St Edmunds, in Suffolk.
• Royal Flying Corps (e) The period between May 1912 and March 1918, coinciding with the short life of the Royal Flying Corps.
• Roberts Armory(e) USA Chuck Roberts.
  Museum, reenacting, restoration, R & D and much more.
  

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• Digital Archive Trench Maps, Western Front
  
• ZERO HOUR Z DAY XIII CORPS OPERATIONS BETWEEN MARICOURT & MAMETZ 1ST JULY 1916 wbsite and also book details.

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• West Wall: -
• https://www.otterbachabschnitt.de
  
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• Atlantikwall: -
• The Atlantik Wall In Normandy (e) The aim of my website is not only to show you What remains of the Atlantik Wall in Normandy.
• The Battle of Normandy (e) The aim of this web site is to show some of the places important to the D-day landings and the subsequent Battle of Normandy.
• LE MUR DE L' ATLANTIQUE DANS LE COTENTIN
• Jersey War Tours
• Forteresse Saint-Nazaire brand new 12 August 2016 it only has the bones laid out but will be updated very soon.
• Festung Lista Festung Lista was the name of all the fortifications and the airfield at Lista, during World War 2.
• THE GERMAN 15TH ARMY AT THE ATLANTIKWALL (e) a lot of information about the German command structure with lots of information.
• THE ASSAULT TRAINING CENTER (e) this is where nearly every American that landed on Omaha and Utah beaches and many airborne soldiers did their assault training prior to D-day. There is still a lot to see around the coastline from Woolacombe to to Braunton Sands. Also Richard Bass has written many books on the subject.
• Brix / Sottevast / Manche after captured an army film unit visited the site.
  
• Festung Saint-Malo Archives 21 photographic topics about bunkers and defences from the most complete Festung ( fortress ) built by Organisation Todt for German Occupation forces during World War II. Over 500 bunkers, shelters, gun bunkers, Tobruk's built from march 1942 to august 1944.
• Der Atlantikwall-Frankreich.com (g) Marcus Engelbert
  These pages give a glimpse of what was built under German occupation of France coast to protect an empire that had conquered this region and they sought to protect concrete and steel.
  The myth of the invincible Atlantikwall but held only until Allied troops beginning with the invasion on June 06, 1944, the rebuttal competed and subdued in the Seine bay the Wall.
  
• Atlantikwall Relikte 1940-45 (g)
  This site gives the Google Earth co ordinates so that you can find out where all the sites are.
• Bunkerpictures (e)
  We like to show you places we visited with bunkers, fortifications and remains of acts of war in Europe. We cover the period from 1930-1945 and the period after 1945 the Cold War era. We provide information by period, country and place with where the objects are located, a description and a personal assessment with a series of photographs of the bunkers and objects.
• bunkerSite.com (e)
  Let us guide you along the Atlantikwall, Südwall, Westwall and other defensive lines in Europe and share our pictures, experiences and the obtained information with you.
• Stützpunkt Die02 - seceur 02 Dieppe. (f)
  
  
• The Atlantik Wall In Normandy. (e)
  The aim of my website is not only to show you what remains of the Atlantik Wall in Normandy. Each site has the French IGN map number. Where possible I have included the German Wn Number on each site and If known the guns and bunkers that existed On D-day before visiting the remains of the Atlantik Wall, please read the "Guide Lines" page.
• germanbunkers.com This web site is to provide an entertaining and enjoyable place to visit. Those of you that are fascinated in World War Two especially the massive construction projects of the German Third Reich will find this web site very interesting.
• “OMAHA BEACH MEMOIRES” Telling the story of village life from 1940 to today. Its in French but its now eay to use Google translate. (f)

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