Living History
Historical Re-Enactment Group
It was commanded by General Omar Bradley.
12th Army Group occupied the right flank of the Allied lines during the Battle of Normandy.
After the breakout from beach-head at Normandy, the 12th Army Group occupied the center of the Western Front to the North was the British 21st Army Group and to the south, after their breakout from the Mediterranean coast, was the US 6th Army Group.
As the 12th advanced through Germany in 1945, it controlled four field armies:
US First Army;
US Third Army;
US Ninth Army
US Fifteenth Army.
By V-E Day, the 12th Army Group was a force that numbered over 1.3 million men.
Our unit portreys the Military Intelligence branch of the 12th Army Group.
We work to accurately portray the impression of the Military Intelligence Comand in the European theater.
Our mission is to honor these men and women who served under Gen. Omar Bradly
and guided the Allied forces to Victory.
As 12 Army Group Re-Enactors our responsibility during a Reenactment or Display is to:
Follow the directions and assist the event coordinators, support and organize tactical intel,
assist with directions and safety of personnel, property and preserve the living history of the
US Forces in Europe during World War Two.
Proper military courtesy of the WWII period regulations is exercised at all times.
It is the Re-Enactor's responsibility to read period Army manual's covering this subject in order to present the appearance and demeanor of Soldiers and WAC's in the 1940's.
All Re-Enactors are required to adhere to Uniform and Grooming requirements of the US Army in WWII.