Ack Ack Living History Group :
Ack Ack Living History Group
This web-site aims to inform those interested in the work that was carried out in the defence of Great Britain during World War II by Ack Ack Command.The group is made up of men and women who recreate the Royal Artillery (R.A.), the Auxilliary Territorial Service (A.T.S.) and Home Guard using original uniforms or high quality reproductions. The group is recognised as one of the leading groups covering this area of World war II history in the UK.
150cm Projector Restoration Group (The Garrison LHG):
The Garrison
The project web-site for the effort to restore a 1939 Mk1 150cm Anti-Aircraft Searchlight (Projector).
Defence of Britain Group :
Defence of Britain Group
The Defence of Britain Project, which ran from April 1995 to March 2002 under the auspices of the Council for British Archaeology, is now completed. In that time, nearly 20,000 20th Century military sites in the UK were recorded by an army of some 600 volunteers. The final report on the project is now available online.
R.E.M.E. Museum :
REME Museum
The museum houses an extensive collection of records and archives (excellent collection of Radar related EMERS).
Technical, documentary, photographic and Corps Archives.
Historic Repair and Recovery Vehicle Collection.
Electronic and Aeronautical Engineering Collection.
Medals Collection and Weapons Collection (coming soon).
Canadian Register :
Canadian Register
The register of surviving World War 2 Canadian ex-military vehicles. Web-site has a database of
registered vehicles, trailers and artillery. Datafiles and articles on restorations of vehicles and
artillery including AA guns.
Archive photographs, information and photos of artillery tractors and AA guns
including Polsten 20mm Quad.
Radar Pages :
Radar Pages
The Radar Pages is dedicated to preserving the memory of RAF air defence radar personnel and
equipment. The web-site attempts to capture the esprit de corps of RAF radar past and present
and presents a catalogue of RAF equipment from the earliest days to the present.
The web-site is also designed to provide a one stop source for researchers, historians and casual
enquirers seeking information about RAF radar, personnel and equipment.
Australian Artillery Association
Australian Artillery Association
This web site is dedicated to every "gunner" that ever served in the Royal
Australian Artillery, Regular, Reserve, Citizen Military Force, Australian Imperial
Forces or Militia. The site is extensive and contains a wide variety of
information relating to the life of a serviceman in the Corps of Artillery.
There is additional information and photos on the 9 HAA Regiment.
