We get many requests for information on a variety of subjects ranging from naval and military research to model building to tourism and education.  The following categories contain links to several websites that we find useful and informative.

The USS KIDD is not responsible for the content on any of these sites.  If you find a link that is no longer active, please notify us via email at webmaster@usskidd.com.

Other Historic Ships, Sites, and Museums

There are a lot of interesting places out there to visit and learn about.  Click on the links below to locate other museums and historic sites.

Other Military & Naval Websites of Interest

This category contains several outstanding, unofficial websites built by naval and military enthusiasts.  Includes extensive material on many different aspects of both U.S. and foreign military forces.  Click Here to continue.

United States Armed Forces

They protect and serve our country in peacetime and war.  Listed below are the official sites for all five branches of the Armed Forces.

	U.S. Army			U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Navy		U.S. Air Force			U.S. Coast Guard

Military Personnel Records, Medals, and Logs

The category title says it all.  If you are looking for what medals you are eligible for, deck logs of ships, or military personnel records, then Click Here now.

Military Family Support Groups

These groups help support the moms, dads, spouses, and children that remain at home during the deployment of the Armed Forces.  Click Here for more information.

Veterans Groups & Support Organizations

These groups exist for the support of veterans and to provide patriotic services to their local communities.  This page is also intended to help veterans locate reunion groups for their former units and/or ships.  Click Here for more information.

Resources for Teachers

Click Here to find information and ideas to help you in the classroom.

Fun for Students

You're just a click away from some of the coolest (yet educational) sites on the Internet.  What are you waiting for?  Click Here now!!!

Baton Rouge Sites of Interest

Translating as "Red Stick" in French, the city was named for a red pole found on the banks of the Mississippi River by French explorers, marking the boundaries between

local Native American tribes.  Baton Rouge has come a long way in the past 300 years and there's a lot to do and see in the Capital City.  Home of the LSU Fighting Tigers and the Southern University Jaguars.  With New Orleans to the south and Lafayette and Cajun country to the west, we're the center of where you want to be!  Click Here to learn more about us.

New Orleans Sites of Interest

Founded in 1718, the Crescent City is the stuff of legend.  Home of the Saints and the Hornets and the birthplace of jazz, New Orleans has a mystique all its own.  When you

Lafayette Sites of Interest

Founded in 1821 as Vermilionville, Lafayette was later renamed in honor of Revolutionary War hero, the Marquis de Lafayette.  When you visit Baton Rouge and

Louisiana Sites of Interest

The 18^th state admitted to the Union, Louisiana was named after King Louis XIV of France.  It has a unique and diverse culture as a result of its colonial history, having changed hands between the French, Spanish, British, and Americans over the course

of just 34 years.  Fifty-eight years later, she would join with ten other Southern states as part of the Confederate States of America in a doomed rebellion against the Union.

Known as the "Pelican State" and the "Sportsman's Paradise," Louisiana has much to offer our visitors.  Click Here to learn a little more about us.

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