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- British Naval Heritage in Micronesia - Interesting essay including information on the British development of Japanese naval guns
- Cannon, Machine Guns and Ammunition - "A website for military gun and ammunition enthusiasts" - Tony Williams' excellent website
- Directory of US Military Rockets and Missiles - Just what it says
- Vicker's Photographic Archive - Impressive collection of photographs of ships and ordnance
- Ford Mechanical Analog Fire Control Computers - Requires Adobe Acrobat
- Gary's Olive Drab Page - Data on Army small arms and a useful database on ammunition for these weapons
- Bulletpicker - Ordnance, Explosives, and Related Items. Lots of interesting official documents.
- Gothia Arms Historical Society - Swedish arms Including Mats Persson's website
- The Gun - Interesting History of Artillery by W.L. Ruffell, part of New Zealand Permanent Force Old Comrades' Association
- The History of Shell Design - Part of The Gun Plot
- Sinodefence - People's Republic of China Military Power
- Royal Australian Navy Armament depots - Historical information about Royal Australian Navy (RAN) Armament Depots and the Armament Supply Branch
- US Destroyer Weapons - Part of Tin Can Sailors
- US Naval Ordnance and Gunnery - Gene Slover's Navy Pages
- USN Gunner's Mate Manual
- Vickers Machine Guns - Well-done website by a VMG enthusiast
- Weapons on a World War II Destroyer Escort - Part of Francis M. Robinson DE-220 Website
- Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) - Technical Information and Research
- National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) - Technical Information and Research Papers presented at various conferences. Part of DTIC website.
- Ordnance Society
- Naval Technology and Life on Board
- Druckschriften und andere Vorschriften. "German Document papers and other regulations." Very useful website that includes on-line and retyped copies of the Merkbücher über die Munition - "Naval Ammunition Technical Specifications."
- Australian War Memorial - Many photographs from Australian wars
- British Royal Navy of the late 18th, 19th and early 20th Century - Paul Benyon
- Coast Defense Study Group (CDSG) - US Coastal Defense
- Gun Batteries of San Francisco - Just what it says
- Historical Naval Ship Association (HNSA) - Preserved Ships around the world, many technical manuals and documents
- The History Place - Includes World War II Time line
- The History of the Russian Navy to 1917 - Quite interesting on-line book
- Library and Archives of Canada
- Military History Encyclopedia on the Web
- NavSource - Excellent place to look for photographs of US Navy ships
- Pre-Dreadnought Preservation
- Scientific and Technical Information Network (STINET) - Repository of DTIC's Technical Reports Collection
- Springsharp - Ever wanted to design your own warship? Try this.
- Sword of the Motherland - Large website dedicated to the Russian/Soviet Military from 1830 to the present day
- Russo-Japanese War - The Russo-Japanese War Research Society (Wayback Archives)
- The Russo-Japanese War as seen in Official Documents (English) - (Japanese)
- Australian National Maritime Museum
- Calvert Marine Museum - Maryland Museum
- HMS Collingwood - Royal Navy Museum of Radar and Communications
- The Dock Museum - Includes the impressive Vickers Photographic Archive
- Explosion! - The Museum of Naval Firepower at Priddys Hard, UK
- Fort MacArthur Museum - Defending the coast in California
- Historic Naval Vessels - A listing of all museum ships in the world
- Kilta - Military Guild of Finland that has restored a Russian twin 12"/52 coastal defense mounting. Photographs of other Russian/Soviet weapons are also shown.
- Maritime Center in Gothenburg, Sweden - Destroyer Småland, FAC Hugin, submarine Nordkaparen
- Military Museum of Southern New England - Tank Destroyer history, specifically the 643rd TD Battalion, but also includes many other items of interest
- Museo Naval de la Nación, Buenos Aires, Argentina - Spanish Language Website. Photographs of many naval weapons in Argentine service.
- Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnica - Milan Science Museum
- National Maritime Museum - British Naval History
- Naval Historical Center - US Naval History
- Naval Museum of Manitoba - Good source of information about the Royal Canadian Navy
- Task Force 1 - Photographic tours of US Warship Memorials and Museums
- Torpedo Boat Spica - Swedish T121 Spica Museum (in Swedish)
- U-boat Museums in Germany - Juergen Thuro, mostly in German but a few pages in English
- Alnavco - Warship minatures and games - Sadly, Alnavco shut down in 2026. Still have my collection of 1:1200 scale ships, Alnavco Logs and copies of SeaPower games. This Link goes to the last capture by Archive.com.
- Naval Association of Australia
- North Beach Watersports - Parasailing and more at Corolla on the Outer Banks, North Carolina
- Seabirding - Pelagic trips off the Outer Banks from Hatteras, North Carolina - Something that you might see on one of the trips. [Facebook Video by one of my nieces]
- Miss Hatteras - Fishing and fun off the Outer Banks at Hatteras, North Carolina
