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Web Links for the January 2006 IssueJim H. Moreno January 28, 2006 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail
Welcome to WebOps, Armchair General’s first website column! My mission: to bring you the best military history and related websites I can find. Every issue of Armchair General holds a wealth of military historical knowledge, all neatly packaged in an easily accessible format. The Internet and World Wide Web also hold vast amounts of like information, but not always so convenient or user-friendly. That’s where I come in, with links that hopefully make finding the military history you’re looking for online as simple as reading our magazine. And I don’t charge you for a subscription! Kicking 2006 off with a resounding salute to military history on the Internet, this issue of WebOps is stuffed haversack heavy with links from throughout the entire January issue of Armchair General! Did you also happen to notice the increase in website listings connecting the printed magazine to the world wide web? If my counting is correct, there are thirty-four websites listed. You can expect this trend to continue throughout the other magazine issues this year, and you can continue to read WebOps to find them all only a mouse click away! MailBagDispatches"Rick" Rescorla’s Remarkable Life The Richard C. Rescorla Memorial Foundation Jump Into History! Airborne & Special Operations Museum 60 Years Old and Still Flying! Historic Battleships Open to Visitors Battleship TEXAS State Historic Site Historic Ships Memorial at Pacific Square Remember the Holocaust USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education Bookshelf Commander Dossier: Admiral Raymond Ames SpruanceU.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation Weapon FilesThe Aviation History Online Museum The Douglas SBD Dauntless Site History For Sale: How To Collect Militaria 101Pages: 1 2Help Armchair General by bookmarking to
           
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