Adoptee's UK - primarily concentrating on people in the United Kingdom who are now trying to trace family members who have been lost to them because of Adoption. 

Classmates    With over 29 million members from over 184,000 high schools and military installations, Classmates is the world's best place to reunite.

www.classmates.com 

Classmates - US Military   This is the page of the Classmates site which is specific for the US Military Forces, if comes complete with the sensible warning to serving personnel on active service not to post information which may help the enemy.   With over 29 million members from over 184,000 high schools and military installations, Classmates is the world's best place to reunite.   A useful tool to check out those dreadful rumours.

www.classmates.com/p.tf/mil 

comradesandcolleagues.com - A military reunion site for all forces in the UK,Australia and New Zealand ~ reuniting Forces friends around the world

www.comradesandcolleagues.com

Forces Reunited  where Army,Navy,and RAF friends,mates and pals are Reunited everyday.   Searches, competitions, in memorium, forces discounts, etc, etc

www.forcesreunited.org.uk 

Gone-Missing (UK) The Missing Persons UK website - Find lost friends, Relatives, Workmates.

www.davemiles.co.uk 

Help find missing Irish People

liberationchildren.org  - a non-profit organisation, covering the UK & USA, trying to reunite children born out of relations between soldiers from the second world war and Dutch women.

www.liberationchildren.org

Scot Roots is Scotland's leading genealogy service and offers a no-find no-fee operation on ancestor searches. The website offers information on names of old Scottish occupations and a complete Parish listing.

www.scotroots.com

Searching for your old friends ~ Presented by Robin Brown 

www.findanoldfriend.co.uk

Soon to be joining Missing Links UK - Find your Ex-Forces friends here.

www.lostcomms.co.uk

SS Australis Homepage.   A former gym instructor on the Chandris Lines flagship SS Australis has fond memories of the old liner. And so do many others who travelled to and from Australia in the 70s. Ken Ironside's website gathers together ex-passengers and crew to share recollections and talk about old times.

www.ssaustralishomepage.co.uk 

The largest dedicated uk database of forces and ex-forces personnel run by ex-forces personnel - Find your lost forces friends

www.forcesreunited.org.uk

University, School and Hometown Friends

www.roastbeef.co.uk

your guide to genealogy online

www.ukancestor.com