

Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Re-enactment Group
Portraying the 2nd Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Normandy, June, 1944
"Huzza for the 6th Regiment
Now Keep Glory"
A Group Dedicated to, and the Preservation of, The
Royal Warwickshire Regiment and its history
Proud Supporters of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum
(Royal Warwickshire) and the Royal British Legion

A recruitment poster for the Royal Warwickshire Regiment circa 1906
Welcome
Welcome to our website! We appreciate your visit.
The Royal Warwickshire Regiment Re-enactment Group is dedicated to bringing history to life by re-enacting the experiences of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment during the pivotal events in Normandy 1944. Our group offers captivating displays and informative presentations, aiming to provide deep historical insights and welcome new members who share our enthusiasm for this era. Join us as we celebrate our passion for history and recreate the past through authentic re-enactments.
Please note, if you are seeking information about a family member who served in the Regiment, you will need to reach out to the regimental museum in Warwick. You can contact them through their website at The Fusiliers Museum Warwick.

Digital representation of the Regiments battle honours since it's founding
THANK YOU
A massive thank you to everyone who donated to the Memorial Plaque fund. We are delighted to announce that the Memorial Plaque has been installed at Lebisey Wood. We couldn't have done it without your support.
Early in October 2021, J Woods visited several memorials in France, Stanley Gilchrist Square in Caen and the French Combatants Association with his visit culminating with the installation of the plaque.
The Royal Warwicks are incredibly honoured to have a memorial in Lebisey to honour the 154 casualties that the Regiment took on 7th June 1944.​There is an article regarding the history of the day in 1944, the Memorial and its inauguration on the 7th June 2022.
It can be found on the Beaches of Normandy Tours website.

Serving members of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, alongside French Veterans
and group member in attendance for inauguration of the Lebisey Memorial
​7th June 2022
