World War 1 links - if you know of any good ones to add please tell me. 

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	A site about a comic strip from the 1970/80s. This comic first raised my awareness of WW1. Its superbly written and illustrated. The story is also well researched and if you read WW1 memoirs you will recognize a few of the characters. The idea was to create an anti war, anti hero story where Charley Bourne is just another victim of the war. The story ran for years and covered The Somme, Verdun, Ypres right to the end of the war and even to Russia in 1919. It actually continues with Charleys son into WW2 but the writer changed and it never really worked.
	An excellent site (still under construction) by Frenchman Christophe Viry - a GW mod player. It covers his Grandfathers service in the Corp Colonial regiment in Champagne.
	This site contains all the information you need to know about the British Army in the Great War. All the units are listed along with battle honours, make up etc. A great help if you are researching a relative, battle or unit.
	The web site of the trench map cd now available - also has links to other interesting cds and the Naval and Military book store.
	Interesting site by a Belgian who lives near Ypres- its not in English I'm afraid but there is a forum and stuff about field trios - Diggin' Robat tells me its an exceelent site..but my language skills are not up to it!!
	Excellent Austro-Hungarian site.
	Ernst Junger site.
	Belgian site about the Forts and the battle of Liege.
	NiceVerdun page in German with a link to a nice English and French partner site.
	Another nice Verdun site.
	Good site with a very good Verdun section.
	WW1 document archive.
	Good links page - the main page has a number of good links for other periods too.
	Has some great pamplets and documents to download produced by the US Army during or just after the war.
	The Western front Association. Great site and a brilliant links page. there are some really good links to book shops etc.
	Very good book store with interesting reprints.
	The Naval and Military Press who sell loads of great reprints and also the Trench map cds.
	Dutch battlefield archeologists
	The Imperial War Museum in London. A good site for a great museum.
	Australian War Memorial site. This is a superb site with a huge database of pictures, virtual tours and loads of information.
	Commonwealth War Graves Commission.This Register provides personal and service details and places of commemoration for the 1.7 million members of the Commonwealth forces who died in the First or Second World Wars. The cemeteries and memorials where these names are commemorated, in perpetuity, are located in around 150 countries This database makes it possible to identify the exact location, by cemetery plot or memorial panel, where any given name is commemorated.
	An interesting site of military images including some good aerial photos of various battlefields.
	Excellent site covering WW1 aircraft.
	A very interesting site that is putting together a CD of the Western Front trench maps. Have a look at it - the CD will be a valuable resource for WW1 enthusiasts
	Massive site with loads of information on the Great War. Loads of great pictures, articles etc. Also has lots of links to other sites.
	A very interesting site with loads of articles on the Great War. Has a good links page to other WW1 sites. One of my favourites as it includes personal recollections.
	The web site for the Museum at Peronne. Excellent museum which is worth a visit if you are in the Somme area.
	French (also in English) website packed full of information on the French Army in WW1.
	WW1 site with lots of information - mainly about the British army. Its an educational site for UK schools and has a number of different sections on weapons, uniforms, tactics etc.
	The Great War Society. Very informative articles and also over 300 links to WW1 related sites.
	Metalmonster site dedicated to tanks. Has a section on WW1 Tanks and Armoured Cars