http://www.the-black-company.org.uk/ New website of The Black Company a Medieval combat/reenactment group based in Cornwall of which I am proud to be an active member.
http://www.enfieldresource.com/ Marvelous new site devoted to Enfield rifles, loads of links and usefull information. On what is undoubtedly the best rifle ever produced, (but then I am biased!)
http://www.cornwallatwarmuseum.co.uk/Website of a superb airfield museum in Cornwall, privately funded and run on a non profit making basis and housed in several restored buildings on part of the old Davidstow Airfield. All branches of the services are represented and its well worth a visit. There is also a smaller very interesting RAF museum nextdoor.
http://www.robtruscott.co.uk/ Site featuring the superb work of sculptor Robert Truscott, his bronze figures are amazing and several have a military theme, have a look and see what you think.
http://www.milweb.net/dealers/trader/frankburberypaints/index.htm Frank Burberry phone 01209 719022 Good supplier of WW2 and other military paints, he is a long standing member of the Military Vehicle Trust and understands what reenactors and restorers want, prices are good and he can supply 5 Litre tins or even the Smaller 1 Litre size, which is useful for touch ups and painting ammo boxes etc, He visits many of the bigger military shows and will be at betring this year and will havea stall at Malvern, so you can collect in person and save even more money.
http://www.japanesereenacting.co.uk/ NEW! Website of UK based group dedicated to Japanese WW2 an unusual subject for reenactment, very well done and well worth a look.
http://www.collectingbayonets.com/toc.html Website where you can see full details, reviews, sample pages and purchase James Maddox`s superb book on bayonet collecting. This is without a doubt the best book in print in the English language on the subject of collecting world bayonets, chapters cover all aspects including cleaning, repair, display and recording, Jim is also one of Americas top collectors and his collection covers many examples that you will not see anywhere else, what more can I say?. Have a look at the website, buy the book and enjoy. Jim is a great guy and his book really is a treasure, so go on just have a look at the website and see what you think.
http://www.cmvt.org/ The website of the Cornwall Military Vehicle Trust a group based in Cornwall UK and dedicated to restoring and preserving Military vehicles
http://www.aa-ok.com/Gun%20Gallery.htm Superb site particularly for sten related items and accessories, plus wide range of other guns, parts and interesting military items, the owner is very friendly and helpful and a good bloke to deal with.
http://5thdukeofcornwall.multiply.com/ Superb reenactment group representing 5th DCLI in WW2, who are incidentally armed with one of our PIATS, they are realistic, enthusiastic and keen and their website well worth a look
