Cool Links

United States Military Links

The Official Web Site of the U.S. Navy

The Official Web Site of the U.S. Marine Corps

The Official Web Site of the U.S. Air Force

The Official Web Site of the U.S. Coast Guard

The Official Web Site of the U.S. Army

The Official Site of the National Guard Association

U.S. Navy Blue Angels

Joe Weber's Favorite Sites

Boeing in Motion
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to launch from a carrier or trap aboard? Click the "streaming media" section of this site and you'll be in the cockpit of an F/A-18 Hornet when it launches, or an AV-8B Harrier taking off. Don't forget to fasten your seatbelt!

Tomcat Alley
This is the unofficial homepage of the F-14 Tomcat. It contains over 800 images as well as an F-14 locator.

MiGMan
MiGMan has a flight sim museum and an air combat fiction section.

Vulture's Row
A great site with lots of information on US and Russian weapons systems.

Navy Seals
This site covers the history, training, equipment, and operations of the US Navy Seals.

Military.com - This site, owned by the History Channel, is packed with information for active duty and former military.

Jane's - The world's leading authority on military hardware.

AOPA - The official website of the Aircraft Owners and Pilot's Association.

The Terrorism Research Center - Public information about terrorism and information warfare. The site features essays, links, research and resources.

Pull to Eject - Great military photography by Anita Lesko.

Links For Writers & Avid Readers

Writer's Digest
Has a list of the 101 best web sites for writers.

The Internet Public Library
This site has everything - reference, exhibits, magazines, newspapers, reviews, and more.

Authorlink
Full of interesting information for writers. It contains information on self-publishing and it has a section to showcase your manuscript online for editors and agents to review.

BookWire
Publishing news, features, reviews and more.

Publishers Weekly
They call it the bible of the industry. If you aspire to be a writer, Publishers Weekly is a must read.

BookBrowse
Features excerpts, reviews, and author bios of the best current books.

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