We are a military display and living history group depicting the British Soldier in the Great War 1914 – 1918. The groups aim is to provide a well informed and balanced ‘Visual Remembrance’ of those brave men of the Battalion and others who served in the British armed forces throughout the conflict. We do not consider ourselves WW1 reenactors - but living historians keeping the memory of the Great War alive. 

Attendant with our displays is a Tented ‘Living History’ encampment in which much period and authentic activity is ongoing. The group have frequently been likened to a ‘Living Museum’ owing to the range of original Great War Uniform, Equipment, Weapons and Artifacts on display.  Selected individuals are able to give professional presentations on various aspects of the conflict ranging from an extensive subject such as a general overview of the conflict, to detail such as personal kit, weapons, gas warfare etc. These have been presented at both Museums and Schools.

See us at Military Odyssey 2012 - where you can usually spot out "First World War Trench Experience" .. or maybe you fancy a splendid jaunt in the countryside, then you may like to join us for the WW1 Weekend at Bateman's (Rudyard Kiplings abode of course!).

We also have Chalke Valley History Festival this year and the Dover Military Tattoo. Please see our events page for full details, what!

Please take a look at our chosen charity, Combat Stress.