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1940s Social Network |
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Join the 1940s social networking site
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Alvis Fighting Vehicle Society  |
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Association for Veterans of Foreign Wars |
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We are a charitable and benevolent organization
offering fellowship and welfare, and providing support to our members
during times of need.
We offer trips to places of mutual interest and
yearly pilgrimages both at home and abroad, where we take part in various
memorial parades and wreath layings.
We make yearly donations to various charities and
worthy causes.
We organized various social events throughout the
year.
We offer educational presentations to schools, cadet
associations and other youth groups.
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Association of British and Commonwealth Servicemen & Women in Sweden (ABCSWS) |
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Welcome to the website of the Association of British and Commonwealth Servicemen &
Women in Sweden (ABCSWS).
The Association has been in existence since 1944 (we believe) and has a current membership of more than 71 persons.
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BMVG |
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Brigada Paranaense Viaturas Militares Antigas |
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BPVMA - Paranaense Brigage of Antique Military Vehicles is an association from south of Brazil (ParanBPVMA - Paranaense Brigade of Antique Military Vehicles is an association from south of Brazil (Paraná State) that was formed on September 27th, 2005. Our website started in 2007 and perhaps in 2009 we’ll include the option to translate to English language, but now the foreign people can watch many photos and videos from our vehicles in events, meetings, convoys and military parades. Enjoy it and thanks for your visit.
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Dutch Mowag Club |
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Irish Military Vehicles Group |
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Irish United Nations Veterans Association |
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Kent Search and Rescue   |
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Kent Search and Rescue (Lowland) exists to offer a special service to the Police, RAF Search & Rescue Units, other emergency services and local councils throughout Kent, and the rest of the UK if called upon. The unit is operational 365 days a year. We are activated at the request of the police and other emergency organizations. This is achieved by a telephone call to our duty officer, who will in turn activate the members by way of a paging system.
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Legermotoren |
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In the Netherlands we have a group of military motorcycles enthusiasts, mainly BMW R75 and Zündapp KS750. Every year we organise a military motorcycle meeting for these bikes. In 2006 we had over 40 entries, of which 25 sidecars. This year the meeting is in June. On our website visitors can download information and an invitation in Dutch, German and English. Visit www.legermotoren.nl
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Les Oies Sauvages |
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We are a French Reenactment association based in Toulouse, France. We reenact French Army in WW1, US Army during WW2,
French army in Indochina and Algeria War.
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MAFVA |
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Mesothelioma Resource Online |
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| Mesothelioma Resource Online has created and developed this site to provide answers and support for people diagnosed with mesothelioma cancer, as well as their families and loved ones.
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Military Vehicle Trust |
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MTRC (MT Riders Club Forum) |
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The MTRC (MT Riders Club) is a group for owners of the Armstrong
MT500 and Harley MT350 British Army trail motorcycles.
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National Airsoft Girls |
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NATIONAL AIRSOFT GIRLS
NAG was founded in 2008, it's a non profit organisation/network. It aims to bring together the females in the sport by creating a networked squad of nationally based female teams and individuals. Most of all it's about having fun!
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North London Barmy Army |
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 North London Barmy Army The
North London Barmy Army, aka NLBA was formed in February 1995. The
groups aim is to have fun, help others and most of all play with the
vehicles. They help Schools, Museums, Veterans Associations raise funds
by attending their functions. Regular events include Annual pilgrimages
with Veterans to Normandy and The Royal Chelsea Hospital to visit the
Pensioners. Last year they drove a convoy through central London up the
Mall past Buckingham Palace.
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SA Defence Force Weermag |
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 This website is a compilation of
information to do with the military endeavours of the previous white regime of
South Africa and the South West African Territorial Forces in the struggle
against encroaching Communism in Southern Africa. It
is a history of events over this period and is not meant as a political web site
or platform and we accept no responsibiliy for any actions by persons who read
the contents of this site, as it is beyond our control. The old South African
flag formed part of the historic military flags and appeared in the top left
corner of each flag as in this one above and the respective Army, Airforce, Navy
and South African Medical Services flags. We have used these official flags of
the day as respective "front pages" for each SADF section and continued with
this theme throughout this website. Feel free to email any comments at any time to
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Soldiers Off The Street |
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Ex service personnel should never end up living on the streets of Britain.
If you agree with us please help!
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The Allied Special Forces Association |
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Popski's Private Army is unique in that it is the only official
army unit of World War Two, to have been named after its founder. Popski was an
avid desert traveller, and before the war and during the build up to the
invasion of North Africa by the Italians he was travelling far and wild
recruiting agents and stockpiling arms and ammunition for future use. Click link for further information.
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The Cam-o-lot |
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The Cam-o-lot team are a small group of friends, mainly ex services, that attend and help out at ex military vehicle displays and help raise funds for serving and ex service members of the British Armed Forces and their charities.
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The U-Boat Society |
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Twickenham Off Roaders (TOR) |
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Twickenham Off Roaders became a recognised group towards the end of the 80’s.
Friends who would meet up at various venues and an ad-hoc basis for green laning
trips and off-road events, mainly organised by the All Wheel Drive Club. Our first regular meetings were as AWDC supporters. We realised there were enough of
us from the West London Area to start a group meet in the area. We started
meeting in Twickenham.
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Ulster Military Vehicle Club |
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Ulster Military Vehicle Club - Keepin' 'Em Rollin' in Northern Ireland.
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