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Great War Reenacting Units

The Victorious Allies! Here, you'll find the ever-expanding worldwide list of Great War Allied reenactor websites. Alas, this list is not even close to being complete. We have now broken down this area into separate pages for each country. There are just too many units to list on one page ;-)

If you know of a website for a Great War reenacting unit not listed here, please contact me and we'll get it going.

To list YOUR unit or a good one that we are
missing, please click here.

And, thanks Pete Geyer for the extra listings!

*A note: There are many units out there that don't have official web pages. Usually, we only list those units with a website, but... Pete Geyer has actually given those units without a website their own contact page, as does the GWA--so... these units will have a star next to their names and this means that if you click on one of the starred units, you will go to a page that provides you with the contact person for that unit.

United States of America	Australia and New Zealand	Belgium	Great Britain
Canada	France	Kingdom of Italy	Russia

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Great War Reenacting Units

To list YOUR unit or a good one that we are missing, please click here.

To list YOUR unit or a good one that we are
missing, please click here.