The War Research Society is a specialist tour operator providing tours to battlefields and cemeteries of most major wars in Europe and abroad. This is the only tour operator to guarantee your individual visit.

Nickintime Nick Fear's History Research Service. Bringing your Family's Past to the Present

Tomahawk films All Tomahawk Films audio archival material has been digitally re-mastered via Cedar Processing from original, pre-1945 shellac 78rpm records.

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is well known for the care and upkeep of British War Graves overseas. The Commission has access to details of British servicemen who have served at any time since it was set up in 1918.

The Royal British Legion has spent years supporting and caring for British and Commonwealth ex-servicemen and women and their dependents.

The Imperial War Museum is a British national institution covering the history of war.

Combat Stress is an organisation that helps servicemen and women suffering from Combat Stress caused by war.

The Poppy Appeal was set up after the First World War to raise money for servicemen and women and their families affected by war.

SSAFA is a national charity helping serving and ex-servicemen and women and their families in need. They are committed to helping people in need.

WW1 Cemeteries is a website that contains new photographs of all 940 Cemeteries of 40 burials and above that were featured in Sidney C. Hurst's 1929 book "The Silent Cities", All of these cemeteries have been personally visited and photographed by the site's founders over the last six years, the site also contains many other Military cemeteries and memorials from all around the world.

WW1 Battlefields The First World War had ended in 1918, nearly fifty years before I was born. This seemed like ancient history to me when I was in my teens, and now, when we have just passed the ninetieth anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, it seems even longer ago.