Jullian and Nick Gollop's latest creation is Laser Squad Nemesis. It's "The game of Strategy, Tactics, and Action". It's the latest in a long line of clasics.

World of Spectrum has thousands of games you can download and play on a Spectrum Emulator. It has several entries for Laser Squad and Rebelstar. You can find the origional version, the 1st expansion kit, as well as Rebel Star - Remix wich is Laser Squad and Expansion kit 1 all rolled into one. Rebel Star and Rebel Star II are also available.  As if that was not enough there are also pictures of the tape cassete inlays, instructions, game maps, not to mention links to cheats, pokes, remakes, and magazine reviews. About the best resource out there.

A fan site by Tomasz Sienicki's web-site with numerous downloads and links. It's aimed at the Spectrum and Commodore 64 versions. 

A fan site by Andy Russell where there are several extra scenarios for the spectrum version, as well as a version for the Commodore 64. If anyone can find out who wrote these extra scenarios I'd be most interested.

This is a fan site devoted to the Commodore 64 version where you can download the Commodore 64 version as well as a manual, and other advice.

A version of Laser Squad that will run on a mobile phone, although it's not free.

The PC version of Laser Sqaud for MSDOS can be found here. It seems to run on XP (although I've not had sound working)

The Commodore Amiga version of Laser Squad can be found at The Game Archives.  The download link is the tiny, little disk icon.

Laser Squad for the Amstrad CPC can also be found at The Game Archives. There are both disk and tape images. Remember to look for the miniscule disk icon to download it.

Wikipedia has the best Laser Squad site with information about the game, and links to other Laser Squad related sites.

Wikipedia also has an excelent entry for RebelStar as well.

A FAQ sheet / Manual for the PC version of Laser Squad created by Elliot Long.

A site with information about the Commodore Amiga version (links to downloads, manual, reviews).

The review of Laser Squad in the spectrum magazine Crash. They rated it 89% overall and 91% for playerbility.

The review of Laser Squad in the Your Sinclair magazine. They gave it 9 out of 10 and described it as "A sophisticated strategy wargame with endless possibilities. On a par with Elite for thinking warmongers."

The Nation Master Encyclopedia Entry for Laser Sqaud.

The Tutor Gig Encyclopedia entry for Laser Squad. It has several good links.

A thorough review of the Atari ST version of Laser Squad by Thomas Wellicome.