Can I correct or add to an existing entry?
Absolutely. If you have verified information or corrections, please contact us with supporting documentation. We aim to keep all entries as accurate, updated and respectful as possible.
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Can I include stories about aircrew who survived or became prisoners of war?
Yes, absolutely. Our site of remembrance for the fallen also welcomes stories of survival, captivity, and post-war experience especially those that reflect courage, resilience, or reconciliation. We also host a comprehensive Aircraft Losses section, covering all nations involved in WWII. The People’s War History Project is a home for all wartime stories.
Can I submit details about German aircrew or personnel?
Yes. We are a non political society interested in the remembrance of all who served, we welcome respectful submissions from all nations, especially in the context of shared history, remembrance, and reconciliation. Many families today seek to preserve the memory of their loved ones, regardless of which side they served on.
Can I submit information & photos of a relative who served?
Yes, we welcome contributions from families and researchers. Please visit our Contributions & Join options page where you will find all the option to share photos, stories, or documents to the Society.
Can I submit physical originals for archiving?
In most cases, we prefer high-quality digital scans so you can retain the originals. However, if you wish to donate physical materials for long-term preservation, please contact us.
Constructing remembrance pages for relatives & loved ones.
Within our organised categories, we provide a dignified and permanent place to create and preserve a remembrance page in honour of your relative or loved one.
Do you accept physical memorabilia or photos?
In some cases, yes. Please contact us before sending any items to ensure they can be safely preserved and digitized. We’ll guide you through the process.
How can I contribute information or stories to the website?
You can submit stories, photos, documents, or personal accounts via our various contact methods including through or Supporters section. Supporters have access to tools where by they can upload to many of our projects and historical category’s independently. Read more…..
How should I preserve my relative’s service documents or logbooks?
Store them in acid-free folders, avoid sunlight, and handle them carefully. Digitising them is also a great way to preserve the information for future generations and share it with family members. We can help you with Digitising originals, please contact us regarding this.
I only have a few details — can I still contribute
Yes. Even small pieces of information can be valuable. If you only know a name, date, or location, we may be able to help fill in the gaps through research. Don’t hesitate to share what you have.
Share & Preserve their Memory with a Remembrance Page.
We are dedicated to preserving the memory of those who served, in any capacity, through the collection and sharing of personal stories, memories, and historical records. We welcome contributions of any kind that help honor and remember those who served. Read more…
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Frequently Used Sources used in Support and illustration of Society Remembrance site pages
Organisations :
I.W.M. (Imperial War Museum) C.W.G.C. (Commonwealth War Graves Commission) P.R.O. (Public Records Office) (National Archives) N.A.A. (National Archives of Australia) The Air Forces Memorial Runnymede Panels (WW2Talk) Chilton Aircraft Preservation Society Archives (David King & Alexander D King) Booker Aircraft Museum Archives, (David King & Alexander D King) Aircrew Remembrance Society Archives
Publications, Authors, Records, Reference works, Press & Press Photography :
Bomber Command Losses (W.R. Chorley All Volumes) Fighter Command Losses (Norman L. R. Franks All Volumes) Air-Britain Serials, Individual Aircraft Files & Publications, Ai-Britain, Fleet Air Arm Aircraft 1939-1945 (Ray Sturtivant, I.S.O. with Mick Burrow) After The Battle Publications The Blitz Then And Now Volumes 1,2 & 3, The Battle Of Britain Then And Now, The Battle Of France Then and Now, (Editor Winston G. Ramsey, Assistant Editor Gordon Ramsey) Bomber Losses Middle East & Mediterranean (David Gunby & Pelham Temple) Coastal Command Losses (Ross McNeill,) The Nuremberg Raid (Martin Middlebrook), The Source Book (Ken Delve) Mighty Eighth war Diary (Roger A. Freeman) The B-17 Flying Fortress Story (Roger A. Freeman) Daily Telegraph (Harry Flower War Correspondent), Kent Messenger, Planet News, Fox Photos,
Aviation Artist & Profile Illustrators:
Robert Taylor, Mark Postlethwaite, Adam Tooby, Robert Tomlin, Simon Atack, Roy Grinnell, Gerald Coulson, Nicolas Trudgian, Keith Aspinall, Iain Wyllie, Ivan Berryman, Darryl Legg
Individual contributors & Historians:
We at the Society strongly encourage proper crediting of all materials used on our pages. This includes clearly acknowledging both the creators and the original sources.
If you discover any of your work featured without appropriate credit, please contact us immediately — we are committed to resolving such issues promptly and respectfully.
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The People’s War History Group.
The British Library is preserving this site for the future in the UK Web Archive at www.webarchive.org.uk All site sections are subsequently recorded as part of our nation’s history and heritage at The British Library.
