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This is a new second edition of William Spencer’s in-depth guide to researching Air Force records at The National Archives. The book traces the service’s history from its beginnings with the Royal Engineers and their balloons to its modern confi guration. Service records, operational records, casualties and air crashes, medals and awards, courts martial, prisoners of war and war crimes, medical records and photographic records are all covered.
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An Introduction to ... The British Army
Its history, tradition and records. By Iain Swinnerton
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Army Records
William Spencer’s latest invaluable guide to researching Army ancestors covers every aspect of the The National Archives’ and British Library’s India Office collection of military material from medieval times to the 20th century.
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Family History in the Wars
This clear, accessible guide shows how to get the very best from all sources now available. It gives expert advice on researching men’s and women’s service records for World War I and II, including Army, Navy, Air Force, nursing and merchant seamen. Wide-ranging in scope and practical in approach, it shows how best to trace an individual’s career, including medals and gallantry awards, prisoner of war files and casualty lists.
Women who served in both conflicts are well represented, from the online releases of Women’s Auxiliary Corps records to First World War nurses, and newly available naval records open whole new avenues for research. Special techniques and tips are provided for tracing family members in the Commonwealth and Dominion forces and the Indian Army, and a special section considers how to use British and American sources to discover details of American servicemen and GI brides.
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First World War Army Service Records
This fourth edition of William Spencer’s indispensable guide has been revised, expanded and fully updated to take the reader through the vast amount of First World War material at The National Archives and the British
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From Scarlet to Khaki
Understanding the twentieth century British army uniforms in your family album.
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Identifying your World War I Soldier from Badges and Photographs
Iain Swinnerton’s extremely useful book for those unfamiliar with these aspects of First World War research
FFHS Publications 114 pages
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Medals
This unique approach to researching medals focuses upon tracing individuals and actions through the medal roll. Ranging from Java to New Orleans, Copenhagen to Egypt, it explores both campaign and commemorative medals to show how the awards system helps research into an ancestor, regiment, medal or campaign. Structured geographically for ease of use, the guide draws together information from the National Archives and the India Office, as well as associated records at the British Library. It advises on the best online access and places to visit, as well as strategies for extending research into sources such as the census and the War Diaries. Combining detailed descriptions far fuller than those in online catalogues with an insider’s knowledge on imminent record releases, this is the perfect, time-saving tool for family historians, military enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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More Sources of World War 1 Army Ancestry
The third edition of Norman Holdings second compilation of useful sources
FFHS Publications 102 pages
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My Ancestor was a Royal Marine
This new book fills a gap in the genealogical market and provides guidance in tracing ancestors who served in the Royal Marines. The book outlines the records available and where to find them and includes a chapter on the history of the service.
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Tracing Your First World War Ancestors
This Simon Fowler book is designed for those just beginning to use this class of records
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