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Every Forces War Records code here comes from Forces War Records itself or its official affiliate programme, never copied from another voucher site. When you shop through our links, Forces War Records may pay us a commission. It never changes your price. We give 50% of that commission to the charity, club or school you choose, at no extra cost to you.
Forces War Records is a military history research website, part of Ancestry, built for people tracing relatives who served in the armed forces. Its homepage invites visitors to discover their military ancestors by searching on a name, record, collection or place, and says it holds more than 670 million records. Collections are grouped by country, with the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States all covered, and featured sets include the First and Second World Wars, the Napoleonic Wars and the War of 1812.
What stands out is how specialised it is. Premium members get image collections, First World War troop movement maps, medal research tools and a Document Help Expert service, and can download, print and save records or add them to an Ancestry family tree. A free Basic membership lets anyone search free records and collections and create memorial pages, but premium records cannot be viewed, shared or saved. It suits family historians who already know a name and unit and want the original paperwork.
For UK shoppers this is a digital subscription rather than a shop, so nothing is delivered. Prices are shown in pounds: Premium Access costs 74.95 pounds a year (about 6.25 pounds a month) or 8.95 pounds monthly. Both paid plans renew automatically at list price, and you can cancel at any time, ideally at least two days before renewal, through Account Settings or by contacting the team.
| Delivery | Digital subscription, nothing is delivered |
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| Returns | Cancel anytime; cancel at least two days before renewal. Refund terms not stated on the pages read |
| Ways to pay | Premium Access 74.95 pounds a year or 8.95 pounds a month, auto-renewing; free Basic membership available |
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Yes. When you buy from Forces War Records through our links, Forces War Records pays us a commission, and we give 50% of it to the charity or club you choose. We pay each cause its confirmed commission every quarter (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct), once the shop has confirmed the sale, usually 30 to 90 days after the order.
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