Since 1992, we have participated in hundreds of World War II educational events and Veterans gatherings. We have Restored several historical and theatrical vehicles and tons of equipment. We, along with our partner groups, have helped to keep the memories and experiences of the Greatest Generation and the world's largest conflict alive and accessible for all generations.

 

Our Mission

Our mission is to restore the vehicles and equipment of WWII and portray the daily life of the average German combat solider assigned to the 9th Waffen-SS Panzer Division Hohenstaufen as accurately and safely as possible for the educational benefit of all those that are interested in World War II. We strive to put forward the most realistic impression we can and to keep the memory of World War II alive.

“I think what you guys do is amazing. Thank you for taking the time and effort to help tell my grand-kids my story. ”
— WWII Veteran Dave Hammil, Reading Air Show

We are proud to be Associated with:

  • Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's World War II Weekend and Air Show
  • Battle of the Bulge Remembrance Event at Fort Indiantown Gap
  • The Collings Foundation's Annual Battle for the Airfield
  • Fort Mifflin Historical events
  • The Operation Nordwind Reenactment at Fort Indiantown Gap
  • The Remagen Bridge event in Tidioute Pennsylvania
  • The Odessa Tactical Event
  • All of the other dedicated and amazing WWII reenactment groups

Banner Pic Photo Credit: Itinerant Dispatches Images

The 9th Reenactment Society is a group of non-political enthusiasts of history. We portray combat soldiers of the 9th Waffen-SS Panzer Division "Hohenstaufen" at public educational displays and at private reenactments. We are not a neo-nazi organization, nor do we subscribe to the ideas, ideals, goals, or aspirations of any extremist groups, nor are we affiliated with any such organizations. For the hobby of reenacting to function, and to represent a true history, both sides of the conflict must be represented. As such, we have taken on the difficult role of an elite German formation of World War II.
All text and images ©1992 - Present by The 9th Reenactment Society, except where noted