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Official Navy sites
Italian
Navy (in Italian only)
British Royal
Navy
U.S.
Naval Historical Center
ANMI (National Association of Italian Sailors) sites (in Italian only)
A.N.M.I. official site and National Chairman Office
A.N.M.I.
Venaria Reale
A.N.M.I.
Gaeta
A.N.M.I.
Pescara
A.N.M.I.
Pavia
A.N.M.I.
Pesaro
ALTA (Lagunari Amphibious Troops Association)
A.L.T.A.
Bergamo
Museums
Milan National Museum of Science
and Technology
Other useful links
to find sites about second World War,
visit the Web Rings, which are found here.
There are already two big links directories about historical-military
aspect of W.W. II and about maritime History; they are so huge and complete
that I think it is useless to make here a copy, so I report here the
links:
The
Mother of All Maritime Links: the most complete maritime links site
I know; an impressive work
The
American War Library: a large links section, apart of a big directory
of historical documents (payment only and of which I cannot guarantee
the validity).
Other interesting sites
Alberto Rosselli'
site (in Italian only).
USS
Robert L Wilson: everything about this destroyer.
USS
Yorktown: who doesn't know this carrier?
Nihon
Kaigun: unofficial site of Japanese Imperial Navy
Sub.net
Italia: the Italian web page about submarine's world.
Comando
Supremo: a good site about Italy during WWII.
The
Axis History Factbook: it includes information on all aspects of
Germany and her allies during World War II.
Il sito
dei marinai: a site with good pictures of the war period, with
a veteran section and a section dedicated to "G. Dominici"
A.N.M.I. group of Carmagnola (TO). In Italian only.
Guida
in Storia Militare per il portale superEva di Dada S.p.A: a portal dedicated
to Militar History of XIX and XX century. In Italian only.
The
Documentation Group '40-'45: the Dutch Association of World War
II collector.
WW2web:
is a brand new portal specifically created for sites related to World
War II.
Le
Forze Armate del Regno d'Italia: a project to unite in a single site
the history of corps, men, weapons, crafts, battles and campaigns of Italian
armed forces during WWII. In Italian only.
Rengokantai:
Website of a japanese modelist. In English and in Japanese.
Defenders of America Naval Museum, Inc.:
Website of a group dedicated to preserve and restore PT Boats. Restored PT boats, war photos, stories and more.
PT-309 crew:
The 309 is the boat that captured the Italian Mas shown in the "After the Armistice page".
PT 309 picked up the crew as well. They were patrolling with the 308.
The next day, PT-305 went out and towed her back to Bastia.
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