The unit attempts to schedule one primary event per month, and spreads its time between both Public Displays and Tactical Immersions. Attendance is not mandatory, but encouraged by all members as practicalities allow. The nature of an event (Public or Tactical) will be noted where relevant. Other events attended by individuals or small groups of unit members will be discussed on the Message Board.
Dates will be added and updated as the year progresses!
Indianapolis, IN Public/Tactical Event
Eastern Front at Fort Ben HarrisonThis Ostfront event features battles all weekend: Friday night and Sunday morning are tactical, and Saturday afternoon welcomes public spectators. Chow is offered Saturday evening. Barracks are available with camping allowed onsite. Registration is $20 to cover the cost of pyrotechnics.
Event WebsiteOnsted, MI Tactical Event
A Western Front tactical with house-to-house combat in a rustic Antiquated town. Great combatants and great combat. Sleeping arrangements indoor are available on request. Registration is $15.
Driving DirectionsLowell, IN Tactical Event
Batlles, panels, dances, sports, movies, food, etc. An overall immersion weekend occuring annually at the Buckley Homestead in Indiana, sponsored by HRS. Das Reich is exceptionally excited about this event this year, as it's our first time here in a long time, and...well, wait and see! Registration required no later than April 13.
Event WebsiteFrankenmuth, MI Public Event
"American Heritage and Heroics Festival"Frankenmuth - enough said, right? We are thrilled to welcome back WWII reenactor participation in Michigan's historic Little Bavaria, an AMAZING town with amazing food, bier, and overall ambience. Camping will be on-site, with public demonstrations and battles. Registration will be $5 per person, or $30 per unit. Food and other perks are provided from the sponsor, Zehnder's. Attendance is by invitation only.
City WebsiteConneaut, OH Public Event
"D-Day Landing"Camping on the shores of Lake Erie for the annual D-Day landing reenactment. German fortifications rise from the sandy hills overlooking a sprawling beach, as GIs get shuttled in on Coast Guard-operated landing crafts - what's not to love? There's plenty of room for on-site camping and cooking, and an accommodating assortment of vendors.
Event Website, directions on "Event Location" page





