Making discoveries with our Historical Documents Library
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by Simon Pearce
6h ago
Exploring the Historical Documents Library and how it can help you with your military family history Our Historical Documents Library is a treasure trove waiting to be explored. Our Military Genealogist, Simon... The post Making discoveries with our Historical Documents Library appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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WWI war diaries: how they can help you research a military ancestor
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by Simon Pearce
1M ago
Getting the best out of WWI war diaries and how they can help you research a military ancestor. War diaries are among the most interesting and exciting records to research our British... The post WWI war diaries: how they can help you research a military ancestor appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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The Normandy landings at 80: stories of courage from our military archives
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by Simon Pearce
2M ago
Discover the courage and bravery of the men and women who helped make the Normandy landings a success  The Normandy landings of 6 June 1944, known as D-Day, were a massive feat... The post The Normandy landings at 80: stories of courage from our military archives appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 4
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by Simon Pearce
2M ago
Stories from our community for the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings In part 4 of our D-Day 80 community stories series, we meet James Tough Gibson, whose squadron was involved in... The post D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 4 appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 3
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by Simon Pearce
2M ago
Stories from our community for the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings In part 3 of our D-Day 80 community stories series, we tackle the difficulties of researching a family member who... The post D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 3 appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 2
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by Simon Pearce
2M ago
Stories from our community for the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings In part 2 of our D-Day 80 community stories series, we explore the fascinating story of Norman Davies, a Shropshire-man... The post D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 2 appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 1
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by Simon Pearce
2M ago
Stories from our community for the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings We’ve reached a major anniversary in the history of WWII: D-Day 80, 80 years since the launch of Operation Overlord,... The post D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 1 appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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Community Story: Tracing my ancestor’s military service – Part II
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by Simon Pearce
3M ago
Our ANZAC Walter prepares for the next offensive In Part I, we met ANZAC Walter Oscar Johanson, who lied about his age to enlist in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force (NZEF) during... The post Community Story: Tracing my ancestor’s military service – Part II appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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The D-Day rehearsal, codenamed Exercise Tiger, or Operation Tiger at Slapton Sands in Devon
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by Neil White
3M ago
Slapton Sands in Devon seemed the perfect place for the American Forces to simulate practice landings for the D-Day assault on Utah Beach, France on 6th June 1944. Though the operation was... The post The D-Day rehearsal, codenamed Exercise Tiger, or Operation Tiger at Slapton Sands in Devon appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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Royal Canadian Air Force records: researching your air service ancestors
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by Simon Pearce
4M ago
Where to find Royal Canadian Air Force records and how to research Canadian air force ancestors. The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) achieved a huge milestone on 1 April, 1924: 100 years... The post Royal Canadian Air Force records: researching your air service ancestors appeared first on Military Ancestors Blog - Forces War Records ..read more
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