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This page last updated on 12th March 2004

These are sites about a whole branch of the UK armed forces or sites dedicated to a particular location, squadron or unit of one of the branches.

• The Royal Air Force Home Page - which has evolved over the last few years to become a truly excellent site, far too much good stuff to mention, just go there!
• RAF Marham - official site, including a Shop where you can get hold of prints, patches, books etc.
• MoD Reunited - a site to find old friends in the forces.
• The Strike/Attack Operational Evaluation Unit (SAOEU) now have their own site.
• Paul's Plane Page from Paul Crossley - a great site with lots of stuff on modern RAF aircraft, information about RAF Valley, and a focal point for ex-RAF personnel looking for old friends. An increasingly large image gallery is one of the major attractions here with contributions from photographers all over the globe.
• Norman Down's pages on WWII GCI station RAF Bempton.
• RAF Cranwell, centre of all things training.
• RAF Kinloss, home of the Nimrod, and there's a load of stuff about that aircraft and resident squadrons on this nicely done site.
• RAF Northolt is an RAF base near London mainly used by transport aircraft, and this is a great set of pages from a local enthusiast to tell you everything you need to know about the place, right down to what films have had scenes filmed at Northolt!
• RAF St. Athan now has a web site, and has lots on what the base is used for. Nice set of pages, hopefully more RAF bases will follow.
• 8 Squadron, the AEW boys at Waddington. Nice little site.
• 23 Squadron.
• RAF Apprentices And Boy Entrants Home Page speaks for itself really.
• RAF Boy Entrants Association... sounds rather similar too!
• William Daysh's 49ers Reunion Web Site is a web site for RN Aircraft Artificers, classes of 1949 with lots of memories in the way of stories and photo galleries. includes a good number of piccies of Sea Vixens in action in the galleries.
• RAF Oban - 38 and 43 Squadrons with lots of info about the base's history and use by flying boats.
• A 42 Squadron site with history and details of the aircraft operated by the squadron.
• 47 Squadron at RAF Lyneham are hosting Bullseye '98, this year's Hercules flying competition.
• 207 Squadron Association.
• Alistair Currah has a site on RAF Gan, the Indian Ocean staging post which closed in 1976.
• The Royal Air Forces Association keeping ex-RAF members in touch.
• The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Enterprises - the profit-making arm of a very worthwhile charity. RAFBFE books are of particularly high quality and should be looked out for!
• Royal Auxiliary Air Force home page. Was more advanced than the RAF home page, which is a bit ironic!
• The Royal Navy Homepage includes a section on the Fleet Air Arm, including its history and its future. Not bad.
• Can't forget the Royal Marines now, can we?
• The Army get in on the act with some nice pages but almost nothing about the airborne lot.
• The Aircrew Association aims to bring together ex-aircrew from all branches of the forces.
• British Forces is a big site all about the British Forces in the two World Wars, plus histories of each branch.
• The Ex-Forces Network was created with the primary purpose of assisting British ex-service personnel to establish and maintain contact with former friends.

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