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Colditz Castle, situated deep within Germany, was the notorious high security prisoner of war camp that the Nazis deemed escape proof. It was thus considered the perfect solution for difficult serial escapers, yet there was one unforeseen flaw. The castle became a hotbed of escape specialists and indeed a cottage industry full of ingenious escape plans, some pure fantastical yet others proving quite successful, such as that of Arie Neave (read our review ... Read the full review here .... 
RESEARCH a British Officer or soldier.
Whether you are researching the name written on some documentation or from an article of uniform, such as a uniform or cap, then we may be able to point you in the right direction. Visit OCAD's Collector's Corner for some useful hints and tips. The OCAD Museum
The OCAD Museum of WWII Uniforms and Headdress is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, (* weather and hosting permitting of course).
It is an on-line collection of original military antiques mainly concerning the period surrounding the Second World War. The collection boasts articles of headdress and uniform from the Royal Air Force, Royal Navy, Royal Marines and British Army, as well as exhibitions devoted to the United States of America, Belgium, France, Germany, and the Soviet Union. Use the museum for reference, research or just to kill a little spare time. Donations to the museum are warmly appreciated. 
Watch the BBC documentary on the SAS featuring Jock Lewes and the author.
Author John Lewes talks in detail about his book and the background behind it. With the 75th centenary of the Special Air Service in November this year, OCAD Militaria Collectors Resources was very fortunate to able to pose several questions to the author John Lewes, nephew and biographer of Jock Lewes... Read the full article here .... 
WW2 game FH2
Have you ever dreamt of flying a Spitfire through a hazy desert sky then swinging her down out of the sun for the attack? If you are a fan of playing computer games on the PC but seek something more authentic concerning WW2 details then the first person shooter Forgotten Hope 2 is definitely worth considering. Read the full segment here .... A date in history
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Militaria Links
Whether you are looking for a militaria dealer, need some reference or want to compare a specific piece, visit our links page. It is full or useful and interesting info, from forums to museums.
Free WW2 paper models!
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Exhibit of the Month!
Hot topic:
Favourite WW2 tank? 57% of voters said the US Sherman tank. 
Understanding Austrian Army Peak Caps
Peaked caps are used by all ranks of the Austrian military (Osterreich Bundesheer), which includes their air force. As such the detailing on the caps are relatively standard and branch and rank easy to identify. Read the full article here .... The South African Air Force in colour.
The South African Air Force, S.A.A.F - S.A.L.M, was formed in 1912 as the South African Aviation Corps., and can claim to be one of the oldest such organisations. As well as supplying pilots to the Royal Flying Corps. during World War I, it also saw fighting against the Germans in South West Africa.
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What is it?!
Collecting military antiques is certainly a rewarding hobby, but it can also be frustrating at times, whilst researching is part of the fun it may not always give you the answers that you crave. Not to worry, OCAD Militaria is here to help. Why not post that question or mysterious item on our Facebook page or Twitter and let another collector answer it for you? Show dates - What's on when?
Interesting Articles
Have you read our article on the US M1 helmet? We have other great articles for you to read over a quiet coffee break.
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Featuring an on-line museum, book reviews, book previews, a global military calender, dealer directory (Buy & Sell) and valuable reference & research materials.
Featuring an on-line museum, book reviews, book previews, a global military calender, dealer directory (Buy & Sell) and valuable reference & research materials.
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