History Links
Beyond the Beachhead: The 29th Infantry Division in Normandy Description: An excellent site by Joseph Balkoski, author of the book by the same name. Mr. Balkoski's classic work is the definitive account of the 29th during the division's training in England and action in Normandy. Visit this wonderful site and don't miss the chance to purchase a copy of the newly released paperback version of this book.
Bunker Pictures Description: Pictures, locations, information about bunkers from WW2, The Atlantikwall and the Cold War
D-Day-OVERLORD.com 
Description: A great site that is devoted to D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. This site contains a wealth of information regarding the history of the battle, current information about Normandy, many detailed photos, and other extremely interesting sections. Take a look!
General Corlett Foundation Description: The site provides detail information about the XIX US Corps and its attached units such as Infantry and Tank Divisions, and numerous smaller US Army units during the years 1944 – 1945. Several hundred pictures are now already placed (photographs advance XIX Corps troops, but also US Army vehicles and tanks) on the website. Monthly updates (new pages and pictures).
No Greater Sacrifice, No Greater Love: A Son's Journey to Normandy Description: A website for this touching book written by our friend and associate, Walter Carter. Dr. Elmer N. Carter, Walter's dad, was a battalion surgeon in the 115th Regiment of the 29th Division. He was killed-in-action two weeks after D-Day, while administering first-aid to a wounded soldier. The touching story of Dr. Carter, his love for his family and Walter's journey to discover the father he never knew is one you will never forget. Please visit this site and don't miss the chance to purchase a copy of Walter's book.
Normandy 1944 Description: An excellent site which is devoted to D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. This site, which is sponsored by Encyclopedia Britannica, contains a huge amount of historical data, multimedia files and links of interest.
The Atlantic Wall: German Coastal Defences in France 1940 - 1944 Description: An extensive look at the Atlantic Wall. Contains many present-day photos of the Atlantic Wall fortifications as well as related information.
World War II Day-by-Day Description: A site by Dave Lippman that chronicles the key events of World War II as they unfolded day-by-day.
World War II Maps Description: An interesting site that describes the story of the top-secret maps of the Normandy landing beaches. Also has other very engaging D-Day related information.
World War II on the Web Description: Contains links to a huge number of World War II related pages.
Organizations
29th Division AssociationDescription: The official website of the 29th Division Association. Contains information about membership, reunions, events, etc.29, Let's Go!
American Battle Monuments Commission Description: The homepage for the American Battle Monuments Commission. Comprehensive information about the war cemeteries, memorials, etc. that are administered by the ABMC. A complete listing of all American war cemeteries on foreign soil with corresponding information can be found here.
The American Sons of Normandy Description: A new lineal society founded in 1999 by Michael D. Hill, M.D., son of a 29th Division and D-Day veteran. Membership in the American Sons of Normandy (ASON) is open to any direct male descendant of any U.S. veteran who participated in the D-Day invasion in Normandy from 12:00 AM June 6, 1944 until 12:00 AM June 7, 1944. If interested, please contact Dr. Hill at:
rushmoresalers@msn.comor
330 Village at Vanderbilt
Nashville, Tennessee 37212
Phone- 615-385-4090
Fax- 615-385-0138
The National D-Day Memorial Foundation Description: Very important information about the organization that is spearheading the effort to build the National D-Day Memorial.
US World War II Wall Liberty Foundation Description: The homepage for the foundation that is pledged to build the WW II Wall of Liberty at Utah Beach in Normandy.
Military & Veterans Links
American World War II Orphans Network Description: An organization composed of sons and daughters of those who gave their life in service during World War II. Their site contains information about membership, reunions, veterans, as well as many other important topics.
D-Day, Normandy, and Beyond Description: A site that is dedicated to "keeping the memory alive of the sacrifice brave men and women made when liberating Europe." Webmaster Frank Everards has put together a wonderful site that contains many personal histories of WW II veterans.
LCI Veterans of World War II Description: An interesting site by Richard Bischoff dedicated to those who served on LCI's during the war.
The Navy Operation Overlord Art Gallery Page Description: Site of the Naval Art Gallery which contains information about Navy artists as well as several stunning works depicting scenes from D-Day and the Battle of Normandy.
The United States Merchant Marine Description: A site dedicated to the Merchant Marine and its role in our nation's past.
VI Corps Combat Engineers WWII Description: Dedicated to my father, a 540th Combat Engineer and his fellow VI Corps Engineers (36th, 39th & 540th). The site features the history of these men, along with photos and personal histories. As the site expanded, it now includes not only the memoirs of the VI Corps units, but various WWII vets from all branches of service. We also have an active forum and are always looking for WWII vets and other interested parties.
Normandy Links
American D-Day Description: A wonderul site put together by our friend Laurent Lefebvre. Laurent's site contains a wealth of information as well as many full color photos of the region today. Laurent and his family travel often in the American battle sector of Normandy and his site reflects his dedication.
D-Day : Etat des Lieux Description: Another great French site by Patrick Elie which has lots of photos and maps of the D-Day invasion sites. Some English translation.
D-Day Normandy Tours Description: British family in Normandy, France offering seven day D-Day tours for small groups staying in a 17th century farmhouse in the Normandy bocage. Price includes accommodation (wheelchair accessible), meals, transport, museum fees and English speaking guide. UK registered company.
D-Day tours by Private Plane, Train or Car Description: D-Day tours by private plane or train from London, or by car from Paris.
Hotel de la Digue Description: A charming hotel and restaurant near Mont St. Michel.
Juin 1944 Un Vent De Liberte Description: A very nice French website devoted to the history of D-Day and the battle for Normandy
Les Fleurs de la Mémoire Description: Website of the association in Normandy whose purpose is to perpetuate the memory of the soldiers, sailors and airmen buried in the American Cemeteries of Colleville-sur-Mer and Saint James in Normandy.
Lessons From Normandy Description: A stirring and impressive page developed by Ken Arnold. Mr Arnold has traveled to Normandy and visited Normandy American Cemetery, as well as the battlefields of the area. He has reflected on his emotions and the impact his visits have made on his life. We think you will agree this site is a powerful tribute to the valor, sacrifice and dedication of those who served in Normandy.
Normandy Today Description: A very interesting site by Joe Hickman which has a number of photos from present-day Normandy. Also has some great World War II related links.
Omaha Beach/Normandy Page Description: A wonderful French site by Julien Mathy which has lots of interesting and helpful information about the Omaha Beach area today. Some English translation.
Overlord Tour Description: A tour/guide service that specializes in tours to the OVERLORD battlefields of Normandy and the sites where the AEF fought in World War I.
World War II Tours Description: A tour company that specializes in group tours to WW II battlefields in Europe.
Miscellaneous Links
City Breaks Guide. Guide to City Breaks Description: City breaks guide. Guide to city breaks - book city breaks on this guide, book weekend holidays and cheap packages or book cheap short holidays online.
Comrades and Colleagues.com Description: Search for comrades and colleagues from the Armed Forces. Find your forces friends online. Their database holds thousands of military units from Armed Forces around the world, including the Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army, Royal Australian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Navy, New Zealand Army, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Canadian Navy, Army and Air Force, and much more.
D-Day Museum, Portsmouth, UK Description: Official site of the D-Day Museum in Portsmouth, England. Their website is very extensive and includes much information about D-Day/Operation Overlord.
Dear Mom, Dad & Ethel: World War II through the Eyes of a Radio Man Description: The companion website for the novel based upon the real-life experiences of Eli Ellison, who served in the U.S. Army Air Corps as a fighter control technician in Western Europe from 1943 to 1945. His service took him to London, Normandy, Verviers, Liège, and Germany. A great site for personal insight into the campaigns in western Europe during WW II.
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