WAAF military ancestors: remembering their stories
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My mother’s service with the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force during WW2 Community member Liz kindly shared her recollections of her mother Ena’s service with the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) during WW2 ..read more
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Soldier’s letters of love discovered by our community member
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1M ago
Do you recognise the author of the letters? When community member and Q&A regular Victoria shared a soldier’s love letters with us, we were intrigued by the writer’s identity. However, all we ..read more
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Casualty records: how they can help you research a military ancestor
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2M ago
Exploring the poignant and often revealing records Casualty records are essential to military family history, often providing unique, informative, and sometimes moving information about our military ancestors and their service. Many of ..read more
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Researching WWII Home Guard ancestors
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4M ago
Exploring records for researching WWII Home Guard ancestors  On the 80th anniversary that the Home Guard received its ‘stand down’ orders in the latter stages of WWII, we explore how to research ..read more
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Fallen soldier’s last letter unites families after almost 80 years
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4M ago
How sharing a letter from WW2 led to an emotional journey of discovery and shone a spotlight on a poignant story When Forces War Records community member Jo discovered a letter from ..read more
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WW2 army medal cards released on Forces War Records
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5M ago
Historically significant WW2 army medal cards available to search online for the first time Calling all military genealogists: we are excited to announce the release of the WW2 army medal cards on ..read more
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WWI service records: top tips for family historians
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8M ago
Exploring WWI service records and what to look out for when researching military ancestors There’s nothing like a service record when researching WWI ancestors. Packed with information and valuable clues, they are ..read more
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Making discoveries with our Historical Documents Library
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8M 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 ..read more
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WWI war diaries: how they can help you research a military ancestor
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8M 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 ..read more
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D-Day 80: Four fathers and their D-Day stories – Part 1
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10M 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 ..read more
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