Modern Aviation label containing twelve experimental or folk-based pieces loosely based on the story of the village. Gallery See also Imber friendly fire incident (1942) Tynehamanother village taken over for military purposes Langford, Norfolk References Further reading Revels, G. S. (c. 1972) A Thousand years of History: a short guide to St Giles Church and the Parish of Imber. External links Parish of Heytesbury, Imber, Knook and Tytherington St Giles Church Imberbus Gallery of photos of Imber, 2003 from ThincTanc Imber: An English Ghost Town — slideshow by Life magazine Audio slideshow: The lost village of Imber — audio slideshow by the BBC Etymology of the name – Wiltshire Community History BBC Wiltshire Villages. "The plight of the church at Imber". Retrieved 26 May 2005. World War II sites in England Villages in Wiltshire Military history of Wiltshire Installations of the British Army Former populated places in Wiltshire Ghost towns in England Former civil parishes in Wiltshire Forcibly depopulated communities in the United Kingdom during World War II