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	The Wireless Set No. 19 - http://www.qsl.net/ve3bdb/ For collectors and users of this World War II vintage military radio, still in use by many amateur radio operators. By Bob Cooke, VE3BDB.
	U.S. Army CECOM Logistics and Readiness Center - http://www.monmouth.army.mil/cecom/lrc/lrc.html Includes some information about military radios.
	http://www.eht.com/oldradio/ - http://www.eht.com/oldradio/ John Dilks of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. Includes picture and contact information.
	Tactical Link Systems - http://www.tactical-link.com/ Patricia Gibbons, WA6UBE runs this site with major focus on military comms systems.
	Fred's Very Eclectic Files - http://pages.cthome.net/fwc/ Military radio data, tube equivalents, airborne radar information, large variety of data and information.

	Army Radio Sales Co. - http://www.armyradio.com/ Buy, sell and trade military radio equipment for the ham radio operator or collector. Military radios from many countries.
	PE1NGZ Signals Collection - http://www.qsl.net/pe1ngz/ A review of UK and Canadian military radios in use 1940-1945.
	HMS Haida - http://www.jproc.ca/rrp/ Resource for radio equipment used aboard a Canadian naval vessel.
	Military Radio Collectors Group - http://syzen.com/milradio West Coast Military Collectors. Includes photos and meeting information.
	Milradio Co. - http://www.milradio.com/ Sales of surplus military radio equipment.

	Wammes Green Radios - http://www.greenradios.com Documentation on Military Surplus Radios, SEM 25, SEM 35, and SEM 52.
	Wireless for the Warrior - http://home.wxs.nl/~meuls003/home.html The history, and technical development of British Army radio communication equipment up to the 1950s. By Louis Meulstee, PA0PCR.
	SCR-series - http://pages.cthome.net/fwc/SCR.HTM A description of each of the old SCR-series military radio sets.
	U.S. Military Portable Radios - http://www.nj7p.org/history/portable.html Information on numerous radios by Alan D. Tasker, WA1NYR
	Military Equipment List - http://www.fernblatt.net/mi.html Text list with links to more information. Arranged by model number.

	Military Radio Nomenclature - http://www.hypertools.com/nomenclature.html An article by Ray Mote from Electric Radio.
	Using military RTTY gear on the amateur bands - http://www.hypertools.com/steamrtty.html Some useful specifications from Dave Ross, N7EPI
	LA6NCA, Military radios - http://www.laud.no/la6nca/radio/index.htm German WW2 radio collection. From Norway.
	Wireless for the Warrior. - http://home.wxs.nl/~meuls003/ This web site is primarily devoted to the history and technical development of British Army radio communication equipment up to the 1950s.
	CR6A Receiver - http://www.shlrc.mq.edu.au/~robinson/museum/CR6.html Military surplus from Australia. Article about this all-band receiver.

	Ben Nock, G4BXD - http://www.qsl.net/g4bxd/ Pictures of Russian, Australian, and British Military radios.
	BC-224 and BC-348 Receivers - http://hereford.ampr.org/history/bc-348.html Aircraft Receivers in detail. Specifications, broken down by model numbers. By Ken Corwin, KF6NUR
	Virtual Museum of France - http://museeradiomili.free.fr Museum of military radio and spy radio from WW2 in France.
	The Canadian Military Communications and Electronics Museum. - http://www.c-and-e-museum.org/te_tp9.htm Peacekeeping, and international stability operations, showing some early communications installations.
	Army Radios - Armor, Artillery, Infantry - http://www.hypertools.com/armyradios.html List of some army radios with descriptions

	Wireless Set No.19 - http://webhome.idirect.com/~griffith/ws19.htm Picture and write-up about the venerable 19 set. By Rick Griffith.
	KI0PF - Junk - http://www.tactical-link.com/ki0pf.htm Pictures and information on KI0PF's old radio gear.
	G4AQY Radio Webpages - http://www.btinternet.com/~esmarties/ham.htm Dave, G4AQY in England, featuring military radio equipment, and links.
	Cam Ogan - http://www.tactical-link.com/cam_ogan.htm WA6VVC's Military radio pictures, including GRC-106, and AN/PRC104 field radio.
	Amateur Radio KX2S - http://www.qsl.net/kx2s/index.html Ed Deringer.Pictures of antique amateur radio, and military gear. Ham links.

	9A2US Army Radio - http://www.qsl.net/9a2us Old army radio, Motorola software.
	Wireless Set 19 Inventory - http://www.veralee.net/bob/ Sources list with condition, quantity, model and supplier's e-mail address. Very handy.
	Dan's Radio Room - http://www.ameritech.net/users/dharlan/dans.htm N8ETQ has pictures of military surplus receivers and transmitters, including a BC-610E.
	Black Wrinkle and Green - Military Radios - http://www.icdc.com/~oldradio/web Photos, advertisements, and information on a military and amateur vintage radio collection.
	Command receivers - http://www.shlrc.mq.edu.au/~robinson/museum/command.html The ARC-5 Family. A great article with pictures by Ray Robinson.

	B40 Receiver - http://www.shlrc.mq.edu.au/~robinson/museum/B40.html Description and photograph of the B-40 military receiver, by Ray Robinson in Australia.
	Wireless Set No. 19 - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Wireless-Set-No19/ Yahoo-based group dedicated to collecting, restoring, maintaining, and operating Wireless Set No. 19 and other HF radios of World War II.
	Bill's Room, VE3WGX - http://webhome.idirect.com/~griffith/ve3wgx.htm Bill Griffith gives a brief description of his military rigs; a 19 Set Mk.II, and Mk.III, AR88LF, R390A, ART-13 and ARC-502.
	GM0RWU: Vintage Wireless Equipment - http://www.chemeng.ed.ac.uk/people/jack/radio/boatanchors.html Jack Ponton's military radios. Articles and pictures from Britain.
	Armyradios Files - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/armyradios/files/ Information about Military Radio oriented Nets on the amateur radio bands. They also have an e-mail list.

	AN/GSQ-160 - http://www.pacific.net/~brooke/GSQ160/GSQ160.shtml AN/GSQ-160 Detecting-Transmitting Set. By Brooke Clarke. Runs on 60 MHz and 170 MHz ranges.
	Brooke's Surplus - http://www.pacific.net/~brooke/electron.shtml#Surplus How to get Army Field Manuals and Technical Manuals on the web. Also information on the BR Communications (TCI/BR) RCS-5 Chirpsounder Receiver and pictures of other radios.
	The Military Radio and Vehicle Locator - http://www.qsl.net/w9tad/index.htm Links to sites buying and/or selling radios and vehicles.
	R1155 receiver - http://www.shlrc.mq.edu.au/~robinson/museum/R1155.html Complete specifications, photos and many interesting details on this British WW II era receiver.

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