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| The following list provides links to other web sites that may either help you with your research or may help you to plan your tour. The list is not exhaustive and we hope to add to it as our site develops. Sources Of WW1 Information The Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The CWGC has an extensive casualty database that can be accessed on line. Through this site you will be able to access the burial or commemoration details of a casualty. Flanders Tours may be able to help you with personal visits to cemeteries and memorials as a part of a tour . The Public Record Office (The National Archives) The Public Record Office in London has extensive WW1 records. These include unit war diaries and now the medal index cards and some soldiers service papers. The PRO has an on-line catalogue, however, please note that the records themselves cannot be directly accessed via the internet. Accommodation and car parking in Dover We are conscious that many of our travellers have long journeys to reach the pick -up points of our tours. As perhaps a more cost effective solution than finding a hotel in London, travellers might like to consider an overnight stay in Dover. The contact website is: www.doveraccommodation.co.uk. If you wish to join the tour at Dover and wish to
leave your car in secure parking we recommend a company called "RELYON".
For details of their service please follow www.relyongroup.co.uk
to go to their website. The Association of Friends of the Butte de Vauquois - French site with a welcome in English Ray Westlake - Military Books. And if you are interested in medals and militaria! Visit Mark Carter's website which will provide you with the dates of his fairs in Aldershot, Bristol (Yate) and Stratford Upon Avon. - http://www.milweb.net/dealers/trader/markcarter.htm
Flanders Tours would also like to refer you to the GreatWar - Western Front battlefield guide site run by Lt Col Graham Parker who founded Flanders Tours. This site provides you with a battlefield guide to the battlefields of France and Belgium and provides details of the "Poppy Umbrella" Back to: Flanders Tours Home Page |
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Poppy Umbrella