Regimental website including personal accounts, photos, a chat room and a guest book. Also includes reunion information.

Information, photographs and news clippings about the Regiment.

Unofficial site supporting past and present members of the 1st Field Squadron R.E.

Made specially for the members of the TA Squadron.

Home page for past and present members of the battalion. Includes battalion photos and stories of life in Bosnia, Canada, Germany and Northern Ireland, plus links to other army and military sites.

Information on Teritorial Army (TA) activities in the Regiment. Information and pictures on the squadrons of the regiment.

A meeting place for ex-members of the Regiment, pictures to view,documents,guestbook,contact list, you can submit your own pictures to the site.

Dedicated to all those who have served or had some active involvement with 847 Squadron Light Aid Detachment. Indcludes a regiment history covering the period 1968-Present.

Information about this Royal Signals Territorial Army unit based in Chertsey, Reading and Windsor.

Information about this unit based in Liverpool.

Information about dress, history, organisation and battle honours of this unit.

Provides information on the former Army Apprentices College in Chepstow, Gwent.

Devoted to the British Armed Forces Postal and Courier Services and the past and present members of the Mill Hill, London branch.

Ammunition examiner tries to locate former army colleagues, includes some photographs.

History of Britains light infantry regiments. Also encourages encourages participation from ex light infantry soldiers of all ranks.

Homepage for past and present members. Includes a good selection of photographs, a messageboard and links to other Parachute Regiment pages.

Information about this club and a forum. [Membership required.]

An amalgamation of Royal Anglians and Worcestershire and Sherwood Forresters Territorial Army units. Information, photographs and news clippings about this unit.

Re-Enactment Group covering the period 1940-1945. Based in the Home Counties.

Selection of photographs and brief history of the Leeds Rifles.

Publishers of a series of products including Pocket Books for Regular/Territorial Soldiers, Army Cadets, Officers and Adult Instructors of the Army Cadet Force.

A websitesite about the history of the regiment developed by the troops. Includes a Regimental history and photo gallery.

Personal memories of service in the Regiment. Contains history and a selection of photos.

Military humour, jokes, cartoons and funny true stories. This site looks at the humour at serving in the forces.

Photographs of Brian Willoughby's time in this unit, featuring Borneo, Aden, Singapore and Omagh.

Historic information on all land forces of Britain, the empire and commonwealth.

The unofficial site of the regiment where past and present members can keep in touch.

Site for contacts, photos and news of reunions. Includes links to Combined Cadet Force.

Photos, contacts and links to past and present members of the Royal Engineers.

Includes photographs of past and present members of the R.E.

A history of this regiment, 37th and 67th foot, from 1702-1992.

Site for those who have served or are serving in the Royal Signals or as a small insight to those who wish to join. Also designed as a reference page for anyone requiring none secure information with regard to army communications

Photos of the regiment. Mainly of 1950's recruits. Many photos of other periods as well.

Personal account of one man's service history in the Royal Engineers from 1970-1978, accompanied by photos and contacts from HQ Sqn 23 Eng Regt, 33 Field Sqn and 30 Field Sqn RE.

Provides a directory of TA signals units throughout the UK and a gateway to their websites.

For past and present Tank transporting members, it includes information about reunions and has pictures of people and machinery in the squadrons.

Focal point for anybody connected with or interested in the 14th/20th King's Hussars.

A detailed history of the last unamalgamated County Regiment in the British Army, with well over 300 years of unbroken history. Includes historical background, information on the Regimental Association and a gallery spanning 150 years of photographs related to the Regiment.

Military forum, comments on most aspects of military life.

History, news, photographs, coming events. Includes links to TA and cadet sites.

Documenting this unit through the ages. Information on the series of fictional books based around the true stories of the regiment.

Regimental history, company level news and photographs. Contacts for serving and ex-members.

Includes Information about the regimental Chapel and Museums, Diaries from Iraq and a guestbook

This site is dedicated to the old 3rd Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment. Contains a selection of photographs, personal accounts and reunion information.

Includes a selection of photographs, historical accounts, reunion information, a guestbook and a chat room

Unofficial site supporting past and present members of the Royal Engineers. Provides an overview of the Corps' history, photo galleries and a friend finder facility.

A new Scottish large regiment in the Scottish Division. Created from Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Black Watch, Royal Scots, Royal Highland Fusiliers, The Highlanders and Kings Own Scottish Borderers.

History of the Regiment. Also Includes Diary of upcoming events, news, recruitment information and information about the tank museum.

A site devoted to the British military. With rank info, weapon info, a picture gallery and information on British Army platoons.

Home of the Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment (Salisbury) Museum. Provides extensive historic information.

Lists the names, gives details and some photographs of, those who served during the World Wars.

Re-creation of Field Camp and Battlefield experiences of the British Tommy in Italy and North-West Europe in WW2.

History of the Regiment from 1694-1970. Includes Roll of Honour for Boer War, WW1 and WW2 as well as extensive battle accounts and a forum.