reenactment group

Medieval reenactment groups from around the world visit the centre during the season.

The pictures here show just a small selection of the reenactment groups who were taking part.

Reenactment groups, located in nearly every state, never stop recruiting.

It is an opportunity for all reenactment groups to showcase what they do and to share their knowledge.

Local amateur reenactment groups have taken an interest in commemorating the event.

The reenactment group consists of four members and has appeared on the History Channel.

The organization also redefined its mission, becoming a Civil War reenactment group by the late 1980s.

A modern reenactment group based in Los Angeles reenacts this legion.

Several historical reenactment groups play the role of the Ninth Legion:

In other places people are forming reenactment groups that continues, often with help of army, the traditions of local cavalry units.

Since 2010, there has been held a week-long festival during the summer holidays, where international reenactment groups have been invited.

B. 15th Alabama historical reenactment group based in Ocala, Florida.

Several reenactment groups exists in Denmark which are doing medieval reenactment at markets around the country.

Thus the SCA may be more of a subculture than a reenactment group.

The Viking reenactment group, Værjaborg, supplied 40-plus members for the battle and action sequences.

There are three reenactment groups.

A historical reenactment group in the region continues the tradition of the Prussian infantry unit station in the fort.

A reenactment group recreated the regiment for the 1967 Worlds Fair in Montreal.

Currently there is a reenactment group, the 140th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Co.

The King's, or 8th Regiment - Detroit Garrison", reenactment group"

Reenactment group.

Roman reenactment groups usually welcome women and children, in an effort to both accommodate entire families and to portray Roman civilian life.

They also enjoy a close relationship with other Axis and Allied reenactment groups in the UK.

Some groups treating historical combat as a martial art do not fit the traditional definition of a reenactment group and are more similar to fencing clubs.

The 69th Pennsylvania Irish Volunteers and other reenactment groups portray the regiment at various reenactments.