Links

This site is for all those who served or had association with the Regiment including families and friends, especially of those still serving.  It includes all Squadrons who served under 22 Engineer Regiment past and present.

The web site that is intended to bring together the members of 51 Field Squadron who served between the years of 1965 and 1972. That is not to say that members of 51 Squadron from other eras are not welcome but the Squadron has under gone many changes and these are the years that the creator of this site can speak of with some authority.

This is the home of Armed Forces Friends, the totally FREE site dedicated to helping ex-service or serving personnel in the British Armed Forces to regain contact with old friends.

This site also has a lot of links to shopping and games.

The Army Welfare Service has three strands, Community Support, Personal Support and Administration, all of which play an essential part in providing the best possible professional and confidential welfare support for service personnel and their families wherever they are located.

A great site foor those people with an interest in Armour.

Full of useful links on their Links Page and if you are down near Bovington, well worth a personal Visit.

Between 1952 and 1967 the United Kingdom carried out a number of atmospheric tests of nuclear weapons in the Pacific Ocean and at Maralinga, Australia, involving over 20,000 servicemen. Among these tests were the “Grapple Y” and “Grapple Z” series of six detonations at Christmas Island in the Pacific Ocean (November 1957–September 1958), of weapons many times more powerful than those discharged at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

This site is full of usefull and interesting information.

Established by Royal Charter in 1917, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission pays tribute to the 1,700,000 men and women of the Commonwealth forces who died in the two world wars. It is a non-profit-making organisation that was founded by Sir Fabian Ware.

Welcome to Ex-Mil Recruitment Ltd, we are a dedicated traditional and web based recruitment consultancy for ex military by ex military, backed up by over 10 years of recruitment and military experience.

The Ex-Services Mental Welfare Society, Combat Stress, exists to serve these men and women. For over 80 years, we have been the only services charity specialising in helping those of all ranks from the Armed Forces and the Merchant Navy suffering from psychological disability as a result of their service.

The Forces Pension Society stands foursquare behind our men and women at arms and advocates that they are entitled to expect pensions that reflect their commitment. Service pensions must, at the very least, be as good as those of other public sector workers.

For more information visit the website.

The Imperial War Museum is unique in its coverage of conflicts, especially those involving Britain and the Commonwealth, from the First World War to the present day. It seeks to provide for, and to encourage, the study and understanding of the history of modern war and ‘war-time experience’. It is proud to be regarded as one of the essential sights of London.

For more information please visit the site.

MilNetUK was formed in 1999 to provide an Internet Service for The UK Armed Forces and provides it at no charge to subscribers.

For full details please visit the Website.

A website that was deisigned and created to become the independent voice of former service people.

Some useful information and Association Links.

This is a usefull site for those personnel leaving or that have left the forces.

It has been created by an ex-serving soldier that was Medically Discharged after he was injured in a bomb blast in Ireland and discharged without a by-or-leave.  He found it hard to find relevant information regarding Forces Pensions and this site was created to assist other people to find this hard to find information.

The site also contains other usefull information and a forum and is well worth a visit.

A very informative un-official website with details of the great work the QARANC nurses do and have done on a day to day basis.

Some nice links to other websites of interest too. 

Well worth a visit.

This is the online home of the "Gloucester & District Royal Engineers Association" Not only are we a presence in the beautiful County of Gloucestershire, England, but now thanks to the marvels of technology we are a global presence or as we like to say, " we are ubique"

A link to the Royal Engineers Association for those Sappers who serve and have served in the Corps as professional radio operators.

A site dedicated in keeping the RAPC Association members up to date on all that's happening within the RAPC Association. 

Unfortunately the site does not appear to have been updated since 2006 but stil an interesting site for Ex RAPC Members.

The charity operates in close association with Scottish Veterans' Housing Association Ltd which owns and manages the two main residences of Whitefoord House located on Edinburgh's historic Royal Mile and Rosendael situated in Broughty Ferry, Dundee.

ServicePals.com the only forces website to be endorsed by the Royal British Legion and is a great way to find your forces mates and meet new friends online. The site is open to everyone with an interest in the military.

Please be aware NOT ALL their services are free and there may be a cost for membership.

A Website run by the Soldier Magazine which is to the digital edition of Soldier, click on the link on the page to view the current edition and an archive of back issues from 2007, in page-turning digital format.

Membership of the SUEZ VETERANS ASSOCIATION is open to all who served in the Canal Zone up to the year 1956. This includes Armed Forces, Nursing Services and all Civilian Support Staff.

The aim of SOS is to provide support for our serving men and women, and their families at home.

They do this in every practical way possible - writing to deployed personnel, sending care packages, responding to current needs and by being there when needed.

The "Not Forgotten" Association is able to give some of our disabled ex-servicemen and women in this country some of the "extras" which most of us take for granted, something to look forward to – something to make life worth living.

This is their Website.

The Officers'Association is a charity dedicated to assisting officers who have retired or are about to retire from Her Majesty's Armed Forces. The Association was founded in 1919 and received the Royal Charter in 1921.

The RA Association Website is extensive with a great deal of chatter.

It appears to be mostly comprised of Message Boards etc.

Welcome to Veterans Aid - The leading charity for homelessness among veterans in the UK.

Veterans Aid exists to help you if you are homeless or are likely to become homeless. Contact us now if you need help, regardless of how long you served or whether you were in the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army, RAF or Merchant Service. We will try our best to help you!