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Japanese Aviation & Military Web Ring. Do you have a site whith at least half of the content associated with
Japanese Aviation or Military subject? Admit it to this new association of Internet respources. www.j-aircraft.com/jring/
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Dave Pluth's JAAF/JNAF site has a new address. Great resource for modellers and aviation history students. Steadily updated with details on more aircraft, now also lists Aces of both services. Don't miss the message board! www.j-aircraft.com/
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A Japanese Military History site, currently displaying some excellent info on the "Val" dive bomber.
Maintained by Scott Hoffman, who also presides over the Japanese Information International, an IPMS-USA SIG. www.qni.com/~hoffman/
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K.Kato's aviation pages - an ambitious Japanese WWII Army & Navy aviation site, with photo resources, links to other sites, even a search engine. Made in Japan! home.interlink.or.jp/~katoh00/
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ZenosDrive-In, with a large aviation link list, including some Japanese, and with a hard-to-resist RealPlayer aviation clips. members.aol.com/zeno303/Pages/ZenosDrive-In.html
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Stalag 13 Aviation Links is a huge collection of aviation links of all kinds, a surfer's Eldorado, with a search option and update service. http://users.aol.com/dheitm8612/page2.htm#0
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Wings of the Sun is a new ambitious site dedicated to Japanese Aviation and modelling, with wide range of engaging issues, even includes own chat(!), by Hiroyuki Takeuchi. www.asahi-net.or.jp/~fk7h-tkuc/hp/english/
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Azusa Ono's modelling site contain research, good collection of photos of Japanese warbirds from various US collections, as well as interesting aviation and modelling links. www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Towers/7879/index.html
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Robert (Gunny) Hiles' The Military Network, it's main purpose is to "provide a central site for the dissemination of information and services to members of the armed forces." It is searchable by keywords and contain useful links to resources about Pacific War. www.military-network.com/
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Dec. 8th through Dec. 12th, 1941. Text feature on the outbreak of the Pacific War, by David H. Lippman, belongs to his WORLD WAR II PLUS 55 site with lots of content. Includes a story on the Third Battle of Savo that may very well serve as a replacement of the lost Savo Island page (see one of the links above). www.flash.net/~hfwright/dl08de41.htm
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Guadalcanal Online - a site designed to inform those looking for information regarding the First U.S. Offensive Campaign in the Pacific against the Japanese during World War II. / by John Nicholas. www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6672/canal_index.html
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WWII Ace Stories - a growing site with stories about aces from all countries. Includes an intersting entry on Saburo Sakai. http://www.acestory.gdynia.top.pl/aces.htm
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Kamikaze - web site by Wojciech St. Moscibrodzki, an ambitious resource by a Polish enthisiast. Unfinished, but worth monitoring. www1.itnet.com.pl/~wojmos/KAMIKAZE/
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The Battle of the Coral Sea, the page contains an account of the battle, incl. battle plan maps from both sides. ac.acusd.edu/History/WW2Timeline/coral.html
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The U.S. Army Campaigns in World War II: GUADALCANAL, an official U.S. Army Center of Military History account. www.army.mil/cmh-pg/guadal.htm
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A Marine Diary: My Experiences on Guadalcanal by J. R. Garrett. Highly interesting first hand account of the battle. 204.49.53.2/~jrube/intro.html
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WWII Commemoration from Grolier Online is a great introduction to the whole issue of WWII, with features on all the important campaigns - a good staring point. www.grolier.com/wwii/wwii_i.html
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The War in the Pacific - A Brief History and Timeline, the "Enola Gay Perspectives web" site. Excellent introduction to the Pacific War subject, with cross-links to further resources. By Carolyn McCracken, Univ. of Maryland. www.glue.umd.edu/~enola/hist/history.html
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Heroes: Takeo Tanimizu. A tribute to one of the top IJNAF aces, on Rich Geib's home site. www.rjgeib.com/heroes/tanimizu/tanimizu.html
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Imperial Japanese Armed Forces - Orders of Battle and Organizations. Graphicaly unimpressive as it is - an outstanding source of information for all the students of the Pacific War!. Bookmark and revisit, the site is not fully completed yet. www.freeport-tech.com/WWII/014_japan/__ighq.htm
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Technical Air Intelligence Page. Contain information about the airplanes of IJAAF/IJNAF evaluated by TAIC during- and after the war. web.dbtech.net/~tware/atint.htm
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The Final Agony Of Force Z. Good page about the last journey of HMS "Repulse" and HMS "Prince of Wales". (from SAGA magazine) www.saga.co.uk/publishing/history/forcez.html
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Britain's first months in the Pacific War: December 8, 1941 - The Fall of Singapore. Lots of military, naval and aviation facts! (old Singapore page on a new location) www.sol.com.sg/classroom/fall/index.html
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Air War Over the Pacific: covers Pearl Harbor, Midway and Coral Sea action. A good general introduction for everyone. (via David Aiken) www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/2206/
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Great Pacific War, Naval Aviation Bibliography, "...covers US and Japanese Naval Aviation during the years from 1936 to 1945", good reference resource (by Ben Schapiro) www.ameritech.net/users/bschapiro/NABhtxt.htm
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Japanese Airpower is a part of a gaming site, but has some interesting input for the Japanese aviation history enthusiast. (via François P. Weill) www.star-games.com/Airpower.html
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The Naval History Online site features links to some interesting essays on the Pcific War www.uq.net.au/~zzddelli/navyfeat.htm
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Rengo Kantai - a tribute to the Japanese Navy and a different view on some aspects of the Pacific War, by Luis Alberto Gómez Muñoz and colleagues candamo.iespana.es/candamo/
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The Battle of Midway, June 3 - 6 1942. Chris Hawkinson's awaited site finally finished www.centuryinter.net/midway/
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Naval |
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Formerly Nihon Kaigun, Imperial Japanese Navy Page, a very ambitious and thorough resource on the Pacific War. www.skypoint.com/members/jbp/kaigun.htm
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Craig Scogin's Japanese Navy site, with excellent video captures & photographs of model ships. Now updated with many excellent period photos of aircraft! www.mindspring.com/~photon/kongo/
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Watson's Japanese Navy page. Good photos, data and maps, less a/c content. canopus.lpi.msk.su/~watson/ijn.html
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Japanese Naval Power Page - A link to a new IJN page by Bill Lise, a technical translator
who lives in Tokyo. His page is still in its infancy, but it already contains lots of
interesting, little-known facts translated from Japanese sources. For those interested in
the technical IJN, this page is a must see. www2.gol.com/users/billlise/jnp/
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Warships, by Guy Derdall - a good naval page on a new location. Classified by ship types, not nations, but the Japanese vessels are there! http://warships.4biz.net/index_ships.htm
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Tone Class Cruisers A/C markings - a really good new feature on http://www.navismagazine.com See also next link below. www.navismagazine.com/current/tone-floatplanes/
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www.navismagazine.com is a great naval info' & modelling site that, occasionally features a/c-oriented material. Check out the Japanese ships pages in the Model gallery, direkt link: http://www.navismagazine.com/models.htm
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I-400 and I-401 The Forgotten Submarines, a web resource about the biggest submarines ever built, carrying three M6A1 Seiran attack planes each. Good (but slow!) photo material from the out-of-print Monogram Close Up No.13. www2.miracle.net/~elrond/401.html
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Pearl Harbor |
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The Pearl Harbor History Associates Inc. - the new Pearl Harbor portal, including four separate sub-sites: Pearl Harbor Attacked Message Board, Pearl Harbor Attack Hearings, USS Arizona, BB-39 and now hosting the old Battleship Row - adjust your bookmarks! (via David Aiken). www.ibiblio.org/phha/
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Pearl Harbor in numbers. Ships, planes, men - before and after. www.msstate.edu/Archives/History/USA/WWII/balance.txt
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Pearl Harbor: Remembered. An informative site about the attack, with links to related sources. www.execpc.com/~dschaaf/
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Pearl Harbor: Bibliography. This extensive list of sources belongs to a site that takes a stand in the still controversial matter. www.geocities.com/Athens/3682/phbibliography.html
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Attack On Pearl Harbor, 1941, from Ibis Communications, a well done page on the PH raid. www.ibiscom.com/pearl.htm
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The Attack On Pearl Harbor, another page on the attack, by Michael Portillo. brill.acomp.usf.edu/~mportill/assign.html
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Pearl Harbor attack: hearings before the Joint Committee on the Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack, Congress of the United States, Seventy-Ninth Congress. The name says it all - this is a link page to the official documents available via Internet. www.sunsite.unc.edu/pha/pha/index.html
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Pearl Harbor - Mother Of All Conspiracies - an interesting standpoint in the Pearl Harbor controversy, by Mark Willey. www.clinton.net/~mewilley/pearl.html
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The story of Takeo Yoshikawa and his role in supplying Japan with intelligence prior to the Pearl Harbor attack. (via Johan Myhrman) www.worldwarii.com/WorldWarII/articles/1997/05973_text.htm
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