Portraying the A Company of the unit, the group creates an impression of this elite paratroop force as a small but important part of Canadian military history.

Chicago-area-based reenactment unit. Unit history and photographs.

A British group concentrating on the period encompassing "The Summer of 1944" (Operation Market Garden). Reenactment and public displays, including vehicles.

The Irish Guards WWII Living History Association preserving the memory of the Irish Guards Regiment.

British and Canadian Parachutist group portraying military operations in battle reenactments and educational events; image gallery, member information, based in Washington, British Columbia, and Oregon.

6th Airborne Division, 3rd Brigade, 9th Regiment, A Company reenactors based in Kansas, accepting recruits from OK, MO, AR, and other midwest states.

A Historical Association dedicated to preserving the History and Traditions of the Scottish Highland Regiments in World War II.

Information on the insignia, distinctions, uniforms, equipment and weapons of the unit. Reenactment photos, veterans information.

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is the RAF's tribute to the aviators of WWII, and flies several Spitfires, two Hurricanes, a Dakota and a Lancaster.

"Living History Group who portray a British Army 'Y' Section within the Royal Corps of Signals."

"The Coldstream Guards Living History Museum. Portraying the Coldstream Guards during WW II."

Portraying the airborne troops involved in the Arnhem operation, the group's website offers good historical information on Market Garden.

Living history portrayal of two units that participated in the often over-looked campaigns of the British and Commonwealth units in the Pacific theatre.

Recreating part of the Green Howards, a WWII British infantry regiment. Membership information, image gallery, unit handbook, based in northern California.

The aim of this group is to portray the Home Front so it is not forgotten. Events, photos, information on the topic.

A Dutch re-enactment group portraing the British 1st Airborne Division.

Home to the LRDG Preservation Society, the site contains extensive information on the stealthy masters of the North African desert.

Detailed information about the history of and vehicles and equipment used by LRDG, and information about LRDG model kits.

A WWII re-enactment organization based in the New England States, portraying the British No. 3 Commando unit from 1941-1945. Special information on tactics and regulations.

A website dedicated to the men who served in No 3 Commando from 1940 - 1946 and a Living History group that portrays them. Very detailed and informative.

Part of the Canadian Military Police History and Re-enactment Page. Includes information on the living history portrayal of Canadian Provost Corps.

Life in London during the blitz and National Service.

Living history portrayal of military life in 1939 to 1945 for reenactments and other public events; historical and member information, image gallery, events schedule.

Portraying B Company, 10 Platoon, 1 Section; news and member information, events schedule, image gallery, site awards, based in the Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia area.

A living history group portraying the RAF personnel. Provides advisory to TV, film and educational organisations.

A reenactment unit portraying members of the British 6th Airlanding Brigade, 6th Airborne Division during the period from D-Day to the end of World War II.

Organization information, fees, and membership details.

Texas-based World War II reenactment group.

Recreating part of the Canadian Perth Regiment, which fought in the Italian campaign and later joined the rest of the Canadian forces to drive the enemy out of Holland. Unit history, uniform details.

The Heavy Weapons Company of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, of the Guards Armoured Division, from its landing on the Continent on 18th June 1944 to the end of the war in May 1945.

English Educational Charity using living history portrayal to intepret the WW2 period. Mainly Yeomanry Artillery and RAF.