WW2 Information and Statistics Websites

[Thorondor123]

Finnish air force in WWII:
http://www.sci.fi/~ambush/faf/color.html

Luftwaffe resource center:
http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/LRG/index.html

Finnish tanks and assaultguns in WWII:
http://www.andreaslarka.net/

The Battles of the Winter War:
http://www.winterwar.com/mainpage.htm

[Elessar Telcontar]

http://users.swing.be/tanks.edito/ed...98.html#207207 - very good site on tanks, their airplane section is also rather good. The naval section contains a lot of information, but the links are not working properly. The artillery section is very much a WIP.

http://www.military.com/Resources/Re...worldwarii.htm - good maps (links on the bottom of the page).

[Munchausen]

http://www.onwar.com/index.htm

I find this one helpful.

[[11PzG]matyast]

For U-boat enthusiasts: http://uboat.net/

[Flodgy]

This was in another thread to but hell im gonna put it here cause I love it

www.ww2incolor.com

its been updated and there are a few colour movies to! over 600 colour photos!

[Relander]

Here are some links:

- http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/2WW.htm <-- Great "all around" site where are information about the generals of different sides, political leaders, war journalists, armies and so on. Really worth of looking.

- http://www.axishistory.com/ <-- Old Feldgrau.com

- http://www.jagdtiger.de <-- Today's pictures about WW II tanks and information about Europe's tank museums

- http://www.chez.com/barbarossa/pht.htm <-- Excellent colour pictures from operation Barbarossa, German side

- http://198.144.2.125/MG42/mg42.htm <-- Video clips from MG42 and detailed information

- http://wilk.wpk.p.lodz.pl/~whatfor/galer_mund_index.htm <-- uniform entities, although in Polish but pictures are the main thing.

- http://www.vy75.dial.pipex.com/ <-- All about the battle of Kursk

- http://infvstanks.newmail.ru/yo/goliath.mpg <-- German "Goliath" explosive carrier

- http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Qu...2130/index.htm <-- Finnish SS-Batallion

- http://www.battlefield.ru/library/ba...ttle12_04.html <-- Hidden operation "Mars" by historian David M. Glantz

[|WW2h| COLD_BLOOD]

http://www2.powercom.net/~rokats/armyhome.html
GOT SOME COOL STUFF ON IT
I USED IT SO I COULD CHOOSE RANKS FOR MY CLAN

IT ALSO HAS DETAILED ACCOUNTS OF DIFFERENT THINGS IN HISTORY OF THE USA ARMY

[Commissar MercZ]

I found this interesting site awhile back, detailing the Eastern Front, mainly from the Soviet's point of view. It has a nice map which shows how the war progressed, complete with pictures, audio clips, and actual videos. Lot of the content on there I haven't seen else where. It's pretty well done.

Eastern Front- Soviet Perspective

[The Wacky Iraqi]

http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/w2frm.htm

Some interesting anecdotes from people who experienced WWII first hand.

[Overwatch]

Excellent on-line ww2 encyclopedia, contains information on everything that appears in Saving Private Ryan, very handy if you want to know D-day facts and information on the Ranger kits.

D-day Information
General facts about d-day; casualites ect
Information on the equipment that the paratroopers carried with them on d-day
Information on all d-day landings
24 hour recount of exactly what operations occured on Omaha
Very intersting article from National Geographic

A d-day/omaha story recounting the landing
Information concering the German perspective of d-day
Another recount/story of the d-day landings
Many articles from many different people associated with d-day
Another article/summary about Omaha Beach

Eisenhower site, but still provides some nice photos, ww2 era, particularly of LCVP's
Slidershow and Photgraphs of D-day, some that are not on other sites, worth a look.
Some videos and movies associated with d-day
More Photographs of D-day
Many photographs/articles/maps and illustrations of d-day, will keep you busy for a while
Youtube video, of some d-day footage very good