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Navy and Marine aviation in the Pacific during 1941-5:
NAVAL AIR WAR IN THE PACIFIC
The air war over Guadalcanal in 1942 is portrayed in:
A TRIBUTE TO THE CACTUS AIR FORCE
Operating from Guadalcanal and elsewhere in the Southwest Pacific:
BLACK CAT PBY CATALINAS
My latest WWII aviation website:
BATTLE-DAMAGED B-17 FLYING FORTRESSES
Great WWII aviation art you can afford:
GLENN ILLUSTRATORS AVIATION ART
The making of the classic 1963 movie:
HOW THE WEST WAS WON
The ground, air, and naval battles during
THE CAMPAIGN FOR GUADALCANAL (under
construction)
My homepage listing my fourteen websites:
DAVE'S WARBIRDS
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HERE ARE BANNER LINKS
FOR MY OTHER SITES
WEBSITES BY OTHER AUTHORS:
Have a number or designation of a U.S. aircraft, but need to know which aircraft it is? This huge database covers past and present: U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT DESIGNATIONS 1911-1999
Another reference site for American aircraft (WWII and post-war) with LOTS of text and data (even serial numbers!): U.S. MILTARY AIRCRAFT
If you're into WWII U.S. bombers, check out the Wright-Patterson Museum VIRTUAL BOMBER GALLERY, and if you like fighters, try their PURSUIT AIRCRAFT VIRTUAL GALLERY
A WWII aircraft reference site covering several countries, and with color illustrations: WATSON'S WORLD WAR II AIRCRAFT MUSEUM
A reference site for WWII British aircraft: BRITISH AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR II
Aircraft of the Royal Navy in WWII: FLEET AIR ARM ARCHIVE 1939-1945
Reference sites for WWII Japanese aircraft: INTERNET
MUSEUM OF IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY AIRPLANES
and the IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY AIRPLANES
One more site on aircraft of the Rising Sun: WWII IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVAL AVIATION PAGE
A reference site on Russian aircraft (WWII - present): HISTORY OF AVIATION: RUSSIA
A series of reference sites on Luftwaffe aircraft: The Luftwaffe Web Ring
Still can't find what you're looking for? Check out this list of WORLD WAR II AVIATION LINKS
This site covers the most famous FIGHTER PLANES from 1930 to the year 2000.
Links and data on WWII aircraft: AEROCLASSICS.NET
Color and 3-way drawings of U.S. and RAF bombers: AVIATEK.COM
Pacifica Press publishes many military history books, such as those by Eric Hammel.
Visit the website of Peter Smith, who has written many books on dive bombers.
A List of WWII Links: Tortoise World War II Links - Europe and Tortoise World War II Links - Pacific
VNIS search engine and collection of military web links: WWII aviation links page
1950s and 60s aircraft, ships and Aircraft Artificers of
the Royal Navy: Royal
Naval Aircraft Artificers - Classes of '49
