RAAF Fatalities in WW2 - lists of crew members

A very useful pdf site compiled by Alan Storr, derived from Australian War Memorial and National Archives.   Crew members include non-Australian personnel.    Squadrons mentioned include 70 Squadron.    

http://www.rafbombercommand.com/master_welcome.html

A promising site devoted to RAF Bomber Command.

http://natureonline.com/37/contents.html

Well-illustrated and informative site about the career of James J. MacIsaac RCAF and the Italian campaign

Eddie Hancock D.F.C.      

Interesting pictures of 38 Squadron in North Africa + Squadron Leader Don Crossley from 70 Squadron

211 Squadron

Stunningly impressive collection of information and images; very useful links page

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chris0256/sets/72157613160753448/

Chris Edwards' fascinating Flickr compilation of photographs from the collection of his grandfather who served as an aircraft engineer with

38 Squadron from Norfolk.

http://www.archieraf.co.uk/

The internet has made possible an increasing number of sites recording the lives of former RAF personnel.   This interesting site traces the career of F/Sgt  W. B. Archibald who flew with 102 and 35 Squadrons, and was unfortunately killed in 1942.

http://www.rafcommands.com/forum/index.php

A very useful web forum for enquiries and questions related to the subject

http://www.yorkshireairmuseum.co.uk/exhibits/the-air-gunner-collection

A unique collection devoted to the role of the air gunner at the Yorkshire Air Museum

http://www.laundrycottagebooks.co.uk/content/about-us

An independent publishing company committed to raising money for local hospices and the Bomber Command Association through the sale of their books and illustrated talks to community groups.

http://www.asbestos.com/veterans/air-force/

American site that has contacted us to raise awareness among service veterans of mesothelioma through former asbestos exposure