Other than Militia Records for the early years most Military Records were on a provinical or nationsl basis. However many private sites are now dealing with various aspects of Military life.

(Items in red - lost links. If anyone knows the present link for these site please advise the web master.)

• Loyalist Collection at University of New Brunswick 
• The Online Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies http://www.royalprovincial.com/
• The United Empire Loyalist's Association of Canada http://www.uelac.org/
• The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick has a databases that cover the following.(see: PANB) | RS141C6 - Index to Death Registration of Soldiers, 1941-1947 & Old Revolutionary Soldiers and Their Widows. Also view New Brunswick at War a PANB Exhibit
• Canadian National Archives Search the WWI Database (CEF)
• Air Force Honours & Awards
• Biographies of Soldiers & Heroes, Canadian Military
• Canada Remembers - projects for teachers and students on Canadians' involvement at home and overseas during the Second World War.
• Canadian Expeditionary Force - First World War (1914-1918)
• Canadian Great War - collection of articles, statistics, and documents about Canada's role in WWI.
• Canadian Veterans Recollect - pays tribute to veterans who fought for Canada in the First World War.
• Commonwealth War Graves Commission - cemeteries, memorials, horticulture, architecture and records of the CWGC and the commemoration of members of the Commonwealth forces who died in the two World Wars.
• CFB Gagetown Military Museum - exhibits artifacts illustrating history and heritage of military forces in New Brunswick, 1800 to present.
• FAQ - For Canadian Military Genealogy |
• Graves & Memorials, of  Canadians & Newfoundlanders who gave their lives for their Country.
• How to find a military ancestor |
• In Desperate Battle: Normandy 1944 - based in part on the documentary, The Valour & The Horror - Canada At War. Explores Canada's involvement in World War II
• Military History | A catalogue of  wars - ancient and modern, Military unites, etc. 
• (Our boys under fire; Mellish) : Early Canadiana Online |
• Peacekeeper's Home Page - dedicated to all Canadian Peacekeepers, past and present.
• The Canadian Military Heritage Project |
• The First Battalion, The Royal New Brunswick Regiment | A Primary Reserve Infantry Battalion which is based in the Western part of New Brunswick. Includes Regimental History, WW1 and WW2.
• Tour of Parliament - Memorial Chamber - originally constructed as a memorial to Canadians who fought in the First World War, now highlights the key moments in Canada's military history from 1866 to the present.
• UN Peacekeepers |
• US Union soldiers from NB & NS |