Women in the Revolutionary War: Deborah Samson, Anne Bailey, and others.

Biographies of POW/MIA's & KIA/BNR from Gulf War I.

Story of one man's struggle to survive the Japanese death camps in the Philippines during World War II.

A wherehouse of information on Allied POWS under the Japanese in World War II.

A research service for World War 2 & Korean POW/MIAs families.

Families of American POW/MIAs from the Cold and Korean Wars, dedicated to a full accounting of all missing servicemen.

Looking for a Missing Serviceman from the Korean War? We have the 944 List, Johnnie Johnson List, MIA/CAP Report, Air Intel and Air Force Manual 200-25, KT Interrogation Reports, POW/MIA Sightings, UTM Grid Maps, Remains and Prison Camp information, and more.…

A non-profit organization the educates people about the Indian Wars period of 1865-1885. Includes a small amount of information on Native Americans

Information on the use of the Skyhawk in the Falkland Islands War by Argentina.

A collection of information and rosters about the Childers and Childress that served during the Civil War. Includes hints and tips for research.

A primer of methods for genealogical research of Spanish American War Veterans. Includes troop rosters, links and how-to advice.

Genealogical resources about the Civil War for Confederate and Union forces.

Searchable Pennsylvania rosters, pension rolls, and histories with hints to find Civil War ancestors.

…cating soldiers service records, piece together their Great War history, and provide the information necessary to walk in their footsteps.…

Web site features ghost stories and original ghost photography relating to the American Civil War and haunted sites. Also features ghost books and movies for sale.

A Newseum exhibit that focuses on war journalists and journalism.

In defense of anti-war criticism by Tim Wise.

Violations of international humanitarian law the laws of war are not abstract concepts in Colombia, but the grim material of everyday life. Site is in English and Spanish.

Extensive information about submarines and crews lost during World War II.

Frank Buckley documents what it was like to be aboard a Nimitz-class carrier, the world's biggest warship, as it went to war.