Allies Groups - British

The group wear khaki drill as most of the division's fighting was done in North Africa and the Mediterranean and we thought that KD's would get us noticed more in the sea of green and browns you usually see at events.

On our display we talk about the division and about it's battles, we recount stories of their actions and try to show what life in the desert was like, our display is a conglomerate of photographs we have seen in books about the desert war,books about the division and at the imperial war museum.

As a group our aims are simple, to bring to people's attention the sacrifices and actions of the Indian army during world war two

Contact Details: Dean Driver - Group Commander

www.4thindians.co.uk

The Tommy Atkins Society aims to portray a typical British Infantry section NW Europe. We portray men of the 1st Battalion Leicestershire Regiment, 49th West Riding Division 1944/45 as a tribute to the role played by the Leicestershire Regiment in WW2 and are officially recognised by the Royal Leicestershire Regimental Association.

Members of the Society also portray ATS, Home Guard and ARP. We attend a variety of events in the Midlands, where we seek to inform the public about the roles played by the men and women during WW2.

Contact Details: Robert Baker - Group Secretary

http://www.tommyatkins.org

The Normandy Arnhem Society (NAS) is dedicated to keeping history alive by recreating, as accurately as possible, the life and times of German and British soldiers during the latter half of World War II. The Society is a living museum of remembrance, designed to show the general public the uniforms, equipment and weapons of over half a century ago in actual use in authentic settings.

It is the Society's aim to help the public, especially the younger generation, learn more about World War II - a conflict which many people will only have knowledge of through the tales of parents and grandparents - and to allow the veterans of ALL nations the chance to reminisce, and to remember fallen comrades

Contact Details: David Jenkinson - Group Commander

www.normandyarnhem.co.uk

The Cyprus Regiment Re-Enactors Group

The WW2 Cyprus Regiment Re-Enactors Group is a historical organisation, whose members share a common interest in World War Two history and the desire to portray to the best of their abilities the spirit and help of the Cypriot contribution to the defeat of Nazi ideology in Europe between 1939 to 1945.

Contact Details:info@cyprusregiment.co.uk

www.cyprusregiment.co.uk

 A small dedicated unit, accurately portraying the normal "Tommy Soldier" of that day. Our

dress reflects the way fighting men looked in action and at rest behind the lines

Our aim is to keep alive the memories of the men and women who served in World War II.

The South Wales Borderers WW2 Reenactment Group was formed in 1996, by myself (Paul Sidney) and Jon.

The South Wales Borderers WW2 Reenacment Group are a friendly crowd of people who want to keep the memory of the brave people who fought and died in World War 2.

Contact Details:member@cymrusid.fsnet.co.uk

www.re-enactmentww2swb.co.uk

Welcome to the Web site dedicated to honour the men of the 7th Battalion Hampshire Regiment. 43rd Wessex Division.

When war was declared most of the men in the 7th were working in civilian life. When the call came, these men like many others across the country answered the call and joined up. The 7th battalion was a territorial unit, based in the Bournemouth / Southampton Areas of Hampshire.

This site records the events and those lost in the World War Two history of the 7th Btn Hampshire Regt.

May they rest in peace and we will remember them.

Contact Details:wayneroff@aol.com

www.7thhampshires.co.uk

Our aim is to promote the hobby of living history and re enactment to a wide audience.

To portray an accurate interpretation of the contribution that all service men women and children made during World War ll

To maintain high standards of presentation and treat this subject with the professionalism and respect that is deserves.

To always comply with all current U.K legislation relating to our hobby.

Our aim is to gain credibility as a dedicated professional organisation portraying many different units

Contact Details:webmaster@yesterdaysheroes.org.uk

www.yesterdaysheroes.org.uk

Welcome to "Soldier Blue" a British based and International World War 2 R.A.F living history group,dedicated to portraying the wartime R.A.F Regiment and other R.A.F specialist units that people tend to forget about.

We have a wide selection of original uniforms, to help us portray a wide variety of R.A.F Air force and Ground forces throughout all stages of WW2 and all the theatres of operations.

www.soldierblue.homestead.com

We are an award winning re-enactment team specialising in the 56th (independent) Infantry Brigade Second Battalion Essex Regiment. Our display includes mock battles, weapon and arm displays and kit displays, which include the majority of the equipment issued to various forces during that time. We are a voluntary organisation who participate in regular military events, so look out for us!

www.battle4europe.co.uk

The Ack Ack Living History Group is the Anti-Aircraft section of The Garrison Living History Group. The group is based in the South of England and the Ack Ack section tries to highlight the work that was carried out by the men and women of Air Defence Great Britain (A.D.G.B.) during World War II.

The group is made up of men and women who recreate the Royal Artillery (R.A.) and the Auxiliary Territorial Service (A.T.S.) using original uniforms or high quality reproductions and original equipment from our own private collections. The group is recognised as one of the leading groups covering this area of history in the U.K.

www.ackacklivinghistory.org.uk

16 Parachute Field Ambulance are a group of ordinary people coming from all walks of life with a great desire to give as accurate a portrayal as possible of the WW2 British airborne forces Royal Army Medical Corp in the form of a “Medical Section” of 16 PFA. Why not join us.

www.spanglefish.com/16parachutefieldambulance/