OnWar.com is a privately sponsored investigation of war and warfare. Information and findings are freely available to everyone.

The long-term objective of this project is to create a comprehensive, independent source of military history information for public use. In addition, it aims to publish analyses using the data. In the process, it is hoped that participants will gain insight that will inform future decisions about war and warfare. 

This website provides results of research undertaken by Ralph Zuljan. At this time it comprises a study of technical specifications of tanks of World War II, a day-by-day chronology of World War II and a database of all armed conflicts from 1800 to 1999. Additionally, a moderated forum is available for individuals. Each of these resources has received public praise.

In terms of page views, linking and feedback this website has been a success. In terms of revenue generation, it has been a failure. It was believed that advertising would fund development. Unfortunately, advertising simply fails to generate sufficient funds to support this project. Like so many information based websites, this one has suffered from the collapse of internet financing.

One means of generating income that has been explored by this site and others has been soliciting funds directly from visitors. This allows visitors to decide for themselves to support the website. Not everyone is in a position to help and the webmaster (that's me) believes information should be free. Your contribution allows the information to remain free.