What sources did we use for Special Forces in World War 2?
| Countries |
| Australia | Belgium | Canada |
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| China | Finland | France |
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| Germany | Great Britain | Greece |
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| India | Italy | Japan |
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| Nepal | Norway | Poland |
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| The Netherlands | The Philippines | The Soviet Union |
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| The United States | Yugoslavia | Inter-Allied |
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| General Sources |
- Axis History Forum – Index page
- European Center Of Military History (Belgium) (EUCMH)
- Home | Operations & Codenames of WWII
- IMCS Militaria
- Imperial War Museum
- JM-Militaria – Specialised in WW2 British & Canadian military collectibles
- Militaria Plaza
- Sniper Collection
- Therebreathersite.nl
- U.S. Army Center of Military History
| Social Media |
- Arnhem 1944: The Brave Men and Women Remembered
- Battlemaps Operation Market Garden 1944
- D-Day, Normandy Landings 1944 –
- Normandy Then and Now
- Pictures of Normandy 1944
- Special Operations Executive (SOE) and Resistance Networks WW2
- TracesOfWar.nl
- Troop Ships, Landing Ships, Landing Craft, Amphibious Warfare Vessels
- World War ll in Original Colour Pictures
- WW2 Ground vehicles, Aircraft, Ships, and Infantry Equipment
- WW2 Paratrooper Pictures
- WWII Airborne Trooper: Uniforms, Equipment & Memorabilia…
- WWII Tanks / armored cars.