Arms Control Disarmament Agency Fact Sheets -- includes "...information on weapons of mass destruction, nucler weapons free zones, conventional weapons, export controls, security building, missile defense and elements of national security policy."

ACQ Web -- "Online home of the office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology."

Army Environmental Policy Institute -- their mission is "to assist the Army Secretariat in developing forward-looking policies and strategies to address environmental challenges which may have future impacts on the Army."

ArmyLINK News -- includes current public affairs press releases and maintains a searchable historical database of previous releases.

Bonn International Center for Conversion -- "Supports and promotes the process by which people, skills, technology, equipment, financial and economic resources are shifted from the military or the defense sector towards alternative, civilian purposes."

Canadian International Demining Centre -- describes itself as "a humanitarian, not-for-profit, non-governmental organization formed to address the impact of landmines on innocent populations of post-conflict countries worldwide."

Center for Defense Information -- is an "independent monitor of the military, conducting research analyzing military spending, policies and weapons systems."

Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors -- "...supports conscientious objectors and promotes individual and collective resistance to war and preparations for war."

Central Intelligence Agency -- includes press releases, CIA publications such as the World Fact Book, maps, and the Factbook on Intelligence.

Chemical and Biological Arms Control Institute -- refers to itself as a "nonprofit corporation established to promote the goals of arms control and nonproliferation, with a special, although not exclusive focus, on the elimination on the elimination of chemical and biological weapons."

Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program -- includes information on the U.S. Army's Chemical Disposal Program.

Coalition to Reduce Nuclear Dangers -- online from "America's largest arms control organizations, working on issues involving nuclear non-proliferation and ballistic missile defense."

Council for a Livable World -- an organization founded to "combat the menace of nuclear war."

DefenseLINK -- allows public access to "a single, unified starting point for information about the Department of Defense, its organization and its functions."

Electronic Headquarters for the Acquisition of War Knowledge -- its objective is to "provide the most comprehensive access possible to online information pertaining to the military."

Gulflink -- this is the official site of the office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illness, includes news, medical information, and links to related sites.

Information Warfare Division -- its mission is to "identify and exploit existing and emerging systems and technologies for integration into information warfare products, and develop and deploy comprehensive information warfare and planning system capabilities for the Department of Defense."

Intelligence Community -- the official site of "a group of 13 government agencies and organizations that carry out the intelligence activities of the U.S. government."

International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War -- a worldwide federation of physicians' organizations dedicated to safeguarding health through the prevention of war.

Land-mines: A Deadly Inheritance -- information from the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund.

Landmine Information Center -- information from Project Care.

MEGATERMS: Military Terms and Acronyms -- this is "extensive list of terms and acronyms used by various military units and nations."

Military Information Pages -- includes links to military sites, military branches, maritime links, military oriented newspapers, from the Veteran's Service Organization Ring.

Military Spending Working Group -- "A coalition of research and advocacy organizations seeking to educate members of the public, news media, and government about the possibility and desirability of reducing excess military spending globally."

Military Woman Home Page -- "This site provides a meeting place for military women to exchange information unique to their military experience and to offer first hand information to women thinking about a military career."

National Campaign to Demilitarize Our Schools -- "Since 1990, has served as a networking vehicle for local, regional and national organizations seeking to counter the military's influence on young people."

National Defense University -- "The mission of the National Defense University is the ensure excellence in professional military education and research in the essential elements of national security."

National Security Agency -- information from the nation's cryptographic organization that employs professional code makers and codebreakers.

NATO Home Page -- includes information on NATO, news events, and an archive of documents.

Online Backgrounders: Military -- provides an archive of reports pertaining to the military, dating to the beginning of 1996, online from PBS's "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer."

PeacePAC -- a "nonpartisan, grass-roots political action committee that supports candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives who are committed to nuclear arms control, nuclear disarmament, the prevention of nuclear war, and significant reductions in military spending."

Project on Government Secrecy -- "Through research, advocacy, and public education... works to challenge excessive government secrecy and to promote public oversight."

School of the Americas Watch -- a site that urges the closing of the U.S. Army's School of the Americas.

Servicemembers Legal Defense Network -- a "legal aid and watchdog organization that assists servicemembers hurt by the Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Pursue Policy."

Supreme Court Decisions Search: Military -- from Cornell University Law School.

Tom Hunter's U.S. Special Operations Links Page -- an unofficial site with links to the home pages of the U.S. military and to sites relating to U.S. security and terrorism.

U.S. Army School of the Americas -- its mission is to "provide doctrinally sound, relevant military training and education to the nations of Latin America; promote democratic values and respect for human rights; and to foster cooperation among the multinational military forces."

Women in the Military -- this five part series from National Public Radio focuses on how the inclusion of women has affected the U.S. armed forces.