Argentina O.O.B WWII (Order Of Battle). Very complete website on Argentine armed forces during the WWII period with information on its vehicles, naval units, aircraft, arms, organization and history by researcher and historian Mariano Gonzalez Lacroix.
http://pilotos-muertos.com/2010/Anasagasti%20Horacio.html
No Mirando a Nuestro Daño. Todos los pilotos muertos, (Pilot's death)
http://www.laud.no/ww2/index.htmGerman WWII Radio Collection.
http://www.militaryrifles.com/argentina/ArgentHistInfo.htm
Argentine Military Rifles and Carbines of the Black Power Cartridge era.
Site dedicated to anything related to the Mauser 1909 Argentine Model: http://www.mauser1909.com.ar/index2.html
Bayonet Frogs:
CRSL Collectibles is a store on eBay where you can get hard-to-find items. This is run by a serious, trustworthy collector who takes great care with the shipments.
Argentine Tanker Helmet. Museo Olmedo. Cascoscoleccion.com
Cascoscolleccion.com (Helmets of the 20th century) is an important website by Joseba Revuelta which is a guide on military helmets used by each country. This link leads you directly to the Argentine helmets but I recommend checking out the entire site
Argentine Parachute Veterans. Official Blog of the Historical Commission of the Federation of Parachuting Argentina: http://paracaidistasargentinos.blogspot.com/2010_10_01_archive.html
http://www.aviationart.com.ar/
http://www.aviationart.com.ar/eng/1.html
http://www.amicordoba.com.ar/brig_san_maritin.html
Interesting site on the aeronautical industry of Argentina. It is also a homage to Brigadier Juan Ignacio San Martin.
http://kasanzewcorresponsal.blogspot.com/
War Correspondent Nicolas Kasanzew.
http://marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info/Argentina/
http://marksrussianmilitaryhistory.info/
Mark Conrad’s Home Page - Russian Military History
http://www.autohistoria.com.ar/
Important site on Argentina's automobile industry history.
http://uotw.heavenforum.com/
Uniforms of the World A discussion of uniforms worn around the world
Historical re-enactment unit of the 2nd. Patricios Battalion of Buenos Aires
http://bayonets-images.blogspot.com/
Bayonets and old pictures.
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/argentina/argentina.html
This site is called Tanks and has good information on armored vehicles and other motorized vehicles with great photos.
http://holawkc.blogspot.com/
100 Years' Blog of the officer and NCO sword's of the Argentine Army, 1910 Model and the meaning of its symbols.
Modelaria. This is a site on history, militaria, collectionsim and modelism.
Military collection of Peter Suciu. This site has great helmets from all over the world, including Argentina which is where the above link takes you.
Archivo Historico de la Provincia de San Luis (Argentina).
This website is for the Argentine Association of Military Collector Vehicles (AACVM)
Kaiser Jeep Corporation. M606. Ex-Regimiento de Infanteria 2 de Paracaidistas Grl.Balcarse en Cordoba. Mariano Luis Paz.
http://www.dodgepowerwagon.com/
Explorcab 9, Banda De Hermanos
http://www.lexpev.nl/grenades/americas/argentina/index.html
Argentinian Hand- and Rifle Grenades
http://www.sightm1911.com/lib/history/ballester.htm
The history of the Ballester-Molina pistol.
http://www.loaderprice.blogspot.com/
Antiguedades Militares Loader, Loader Military Antiques is a very interesting virtual Argentine and international militaria store.
http://elespecialista-acp.blogspot.com/
El Especialista ACP. Dedicated to lovers of firearms, ammunition, collecting and militate, the mechanics of the weapons, and everything about this amazing world
http://bacotacticoscuchillos.blogspot.com/2010/03/conversion-cuchillo-de-paracaidista-del.html
http://bacotacticoscuchillos.blogspot.com/p/bayonetas-argentinas.html
Very interesting site on tactical Argentine knives and the conversion of the M1909 artillery machete in a paratrooper knife.
http://www.tactical-life.com/online/tactical-knives/argentine-commando-bowie/
Argentine Commando Bowie-type knives, made by Ranz.
http://ranzcuchillos.com/documents/40.html
Another nice site about Paratroopers knives with good info on Ranz and its history in Argentina.
http://femmesenuniforme.blogspot.fr/
Françaises sous l'uniforme, is a blog entirely devoted to the history of women in national defense and war effort during the Second Empire in the late 20th century. You will find a variety of information on the history, uniforms, badges, identification photos, discussions, historical summary, unpublished stories, the lates publications in books, etc..
http://www.warreplica.com/
Interesting site that "specializes in manufacturing of quality reproductions items used in World War I & II army, Soldiers and others forces to carry their equipments, like Pouches, slings, Holsters, Belts."
