Well, soldier, I hope you enjoyed your visit! Too bad you have to leave now, just when the band’s back and the dancing is about to start up again. Oh, not much of a dancer, huh? That’s okay. Here’s a list of interesting places you may want to check out while you’re in town - no dancing required. Speaking of dancing, I promised this one to that good lookin’ blond sergeant over there, so if you’ll please excuse me… So long, soldier, hope you’ll stop by again to check out what’s new at the Canteen - you’re always welcome!

Combat Fan   For in-depth information about Combat be sure to explore Jo Davidsmeyer’s fabulous Combat Fan Page.

Combat Book   Here’s a book no serious Combat fan should be without. Jo Davidsmeyer’s “Combat! A Viewer’s Companion To the Classic TV Series” gives a detailed account of each episode, as well as information surrounding each season of the show and a wealth of other Combat facts and features. Here’s the information on ordering this must-have guide to Combat!

Company Headquarters 3 great fan fiction sites dedicated to Combat and the men of King Company. Definitely worth a look.

Combat! Heritage Speaking of must visits, be sure to stop by and see Sarge Ginette's beautiful Combat! and Vic Morrow collages. Warning: this site is addictive - you'll find one visit to this wonderful art gallery will never be enough. You'll be checking back often to see what's new.

Back To The Front No need to miss Sgt. Saunders and the squad - Combat! lives on at Victoria's website. Treat yourself to her well-written, gripping Combat stories. This excellent fanfic is like discovering 'lost' episodes of the show! Bet you'll enjoy these stories as much as I do.

North Platte Canteen  Want to see what a real World War II Canteen was like? Visit the North Platte Canteen for a great guided tour.

EarthStation1.com  "World history in digital sounds and pictures" is how the site describes itself. This is an awesome site, well worth the hoops you have to jump through to access the information. This site is as cluttered as an absent-minded professor’s desk but stacked just as deep with interesting items - you’ll find some great stuff here. Scroll down the page and start at the World War II Sounds and Pictures. You’ll find gems such as listening to Eisenhower’s entire D-Day broadcast to Western Europe and watching a video clip from the 1941 Frank Capra movie "Why We Fight". Just a note, since this site deals with history as it was, it does contain items which can range from disturbing (holocaust photos) to offensive (racist wartime cartoons) so please be aware of this before you look. BTW, everything here is free - don’t be put off by the "purchase" note beneath each item, this is just a link that takes you to a page that sells things pertaining to the category you’re in. Also, there’s a lot of downloading here but again, it’s well worth the effort!

World War II Vehicles   A great jumping-off page for World War II buffs is Cary Siemers' World War II Vehicles site. He has first-rate information and pictures on the vehicles used by the Allies and the Axis. From there you’ll find several World War II webrings to explore.

Lest We Forget This site has a nice selection of easily accessible photos, propaganda posters, articles and information about World Wa

Big Band Era  Thanks for the Mail Call music! Listen to more samples of the music of the war years at the delightful Big Band Era. Where else can you hear such wartime greats as "I’m Getting Corns For My Country"? If you’d like to get a feel for the music of World War II, check out this fun site.

Hudson’s Happy Birthday Did you enjoy the birthday music at Mail Call? You’ll find even more creative versions of "Happy Birthday"at Peter Hudson’s light-hearted site, Hudson’s Happy Birthdays.

Purple Hearts This site is a treat for the eyes as well as the mind! The outstanding artwork and Combat adventures you’ll find here make this topnotch site a ‘must visit’.

Vic Morrow on Fansites.com A page with various links to merchandise, music, videos, related to Vic Morrow.