External Links To Umbrella Groups For Reenactment
- All Fronts Re-enactment Association{{|http://www.afra.org.uk/}} – World War II umbrella group
- Australasian Living History Federation{{|http://www.alhf.org.au}}
- Bodas de Isabel{{|http://www.fedebodas.org}}
- Early Medieval Alliance{{|http://www.theema.co.uk}} – Combat reenactment
- Landelijk Platform voor Levende Geschiedenis {{|http://www.lplg.org}} – Dutch living history and reenactment
- Mifflin Guard{{}}
- Napoleontische Associatie der Nederlanden {{|http://www.nanweb.org}} – Dutch Napoleonic reenactment
- National Association of Re-enactment Societies{{}}
- The Regency Society of America{{|http://www.regencysa.org}} – Regency reenactment, including Napoleonic, 1812, etc.
- Society for the Preservation of the Golden Era{{ |http://www.goldenerasociety.org}} – 1920s to 1950s civilian and military
- United States Volunteers (reenactment){{|United States Volunteers}}
- Sierra Nevada Guns for Hire{{|http://www.sierranevadagunsforhire.com}} – 1800s American Old West reenactment
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