The Military Reenactment Society is a New Zealand based living history and historical reenactment group that reenacts World War II units. It is New Zealand's largest living history group with members based throughout New Zealand with some overseas, some members are also part of Second Battle Group a UK based historical reenactment organization. They are a non-political group with the aim of increasing public awareness of the fighting prowess and camaraderie of the Second World War.
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