What is Re‑enactment?

Re-enactment, in essence, is the performance of historical events. We focus on recreating a specific period, specifically the Second World War, using original 1940s equipment or high-quality reproductions.

However, this hobby offers much more than just that.

We often have the honor of speaking with World War II Veterans, former Regiment members, those who have served, including (for example) National Service or the Korean War, as well as current active personnel. Engaging with these Veterans enriches our understanding and allows us to portray the era more authentically.

Moreover, their unique stories become part of our group's history, which we can share with future generations. Alongside the meaningful aspects of remembrance and respect, re-enactment is also incredibly enjoyable! Re-enactors come from diverse backgrounds, and through this hobby, you can learn new skills—from weapon maintenance to campfire cooking—while also entertaining and educating others.

At events, you'll encounter hundreds of fellow re-enactors, fostering a sense of camaraderie regardless of group or era. The re-enactment community is vast and welcoming, encompassing all historical periods. Participants often interact for displays, and in the evenings, many gather around campfires or beer tents to share laughter. This camaraderie makes re-enactment a fulfilling and exciting hobby.

To learn more about our group and activities, explore the rest of our site. If you're interested in experiencing this period of re-enactment yourself, click on the 'contact us' link to discuss further or meet us at event.