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*The website ''NZSappers Sappers of New Zealand'' includes [https://www.nzsappers.org.nz/introduction/heritage-material/ Heritage Material] which includes Manuals and other publications relating to Military Engineering. Also includes ''Handbook for Military Artificers'' (1915).
*The website of ''Vickers MG Collection and Research Association'' includes online [https://vickersmg.blog/manual/ Manuals], Handbooks etc., relating to mainly to machine guns and tanks, but also including other subjects, from c 1908. There is a drop down menu from "Manuals" at the top of the webpage. Some, but not all (at 2020/01/31), of these publications have been uploaded to Archive.org in a collection [https://archive.org/details/@vickers_mg_collection_research_association?&sort=date Vickers MG Collection & Research Association].
*The website of ''Historical Breechloading Smallarms Association'' includes online [http://www.hbsa-uk.org/knowledge-and-research/articles Articles, Manuals & Catalogues]. The Manuals are mainly 1940s or later, but some from 1917 onwards are included. The Manuals may be viewed on flickr.com.
*From the website [http://www.314th.org 314th.org], section "Books" : [http://www.314th.org/department-of-war-numbered-documents.html Department of War: Numbered Documents] United States publications such as drill regulations and other field manuals, all published in 1917. Some were reprints of, or based on, British publications. Also under the section "Books", see the individual books listed under the headings "Infantry Manuals and Handbooks", and "Gas Chemical Warfare during WW1".
