So was the 12th described by Wellington. The members of the 12th Light Dragoons attempt to continue that tradition of service in our portrayal of 'A' troop of the regiment. Displays may be seen across both the UK and continental Europe throughout the year. We are a small but enthusiastic unit, representing a voltigeur company of this elite regiment. We place great emphasis on accurate drill and equipment, meeting regularly throughout each winter for training sessions in order to make the best possible impression at every event we attend.
Great stress is placed on both safety and authenticity.
With yellow and green plumes and epaulettes, we stand out on any Napoleonic battlefield. The 45eme are a French infantry re-enactment group, portraying the lives of fusiliers and their ladies in the period 1808 to 1809. If you have always longed to wear the blue habit with full regalia at the height of the empire, if you want to protect the rights of the common man and defeat the depotic kings of Europe, or drive the British out of Spain, then join our ranks and fight to retain the liberty gained during The Revolution. On the field we can fight both as line or skirmishers, in full dress or campaign greatcoat, off the field we re-enact camp life in an authentic camp. The Legere was formed to represent both the Light and Horse Artillery.