Belgian Military

 

Link - Armed Forces: Belgium
Link - Belgian Armed Forces Index ~ Les Forces Armees Belges, Belgium
Link - Air Force Technology - Industry Associations - Belgium ~ Air Force Technology Associations
Directory - Belgium - associations, institutes, societies and government departments for the
Air Defence industry.
Link - Belgian Navy
Link - RMA (Royal Military Academy)

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Link - Military Museums of Belgium
Link - WWI, WWII, Somme, Meuse-Argonne, France, Belgium, Aviation, Military,
Battery Corporal Willis S. Cole Military Museum A Non-Profit Corporation,
Washington State, U.S.A. ~ Site Specific Research

 

Wars
Link - American Battle Monuments Commission

WORLD WAR I

Soldiers : Heroes 1914-1918 ~ Please note: I do not have information for these pictures.
Link - Belgian Military- Soldiers A-M Page Thumbnails WWI Heroes 1914-1918
Link - Belgian Military- Soldiers N-Z Page Thumbnails WWI Heroes 1914-1918

Link - Belgian War Graves ~ Links included

Link - In Flanders Fields

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Mechelen
VVF
Link - Mechelen Conscripts for the French Army, 1798-1814 ~ Between 1797 (when Belgium
was released from Austrian control) and 1814 (when it combined with the Netherlands),
Belgium was under French control. In those Revolutionary times, France levied a tariff,
requiring a certain number of Belgian men to serve the French military cause.
The Mechelen Archives has data on about 2,000 of these conscripts from their area
(about midway between Antwerp and Brussels), and has posted an index to over 1,600
of these to the Web. The index is arranged alphabetically by surname,
with the complete name of each conscript, his date of birth, occupation, and a source reference.

 

NAPOLEON

Link - Napoleon
Link - Bonaparte

Napoleon Pictures Directory Page - Thumbnails

St. Helene's Project ~ BELGIUM, LUXEMBOURG, NETHERLANDS, POLAND, ITALY, GERMANY
Link - St. Helene's Project, The ~ "This website presents information regarding the
Sainte Helene's medal. Created in 1857 by Napoleon III, it rewards the 390,000 soldiers
still living in 1857, who had fought with Napoleon I during the 1792-1815 wars.
- All decorated soldiers were born around 1765-1797 and were still living in 1857
- All of them belonged to the French army between the years 1792-1815
- 405,000 soldiers were decorated between 1857 and 1870; 350,000 French soldiers
and 55,000 foreign soldiers (countries of origin include Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands,
Poland, Italy, Germany)"

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