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10 Kompagnie
Füsilier - Regiment Nr. 90

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Welcome to the new website of 10. Kompagnie, Großherzoglich Mecklenburgisches Füsilier-Regiment NR.90 Kaiser Wilhelm (FR90). FR90 is a World War One Reenactment and Living History Group that allows collectors and historical interpreters to come together and explore the "Art of Trench Warfare." We have become one of the newest Central Powers unit to join the ranks of the "Great War Assocaition" which is commonly known as the GWA.

The GWA strives to honor all the original participants of the First World War through battle reenactments and educational activities. The GWA is an umbrella organization for several hundred WW1 historical interpreters that come together and participate in one of the 20th Century's most horrible conflicts. We participate in re-enactments at the Caesar Krauss Great War Memorial Site near Newville, Pennsylvania.

The Caesar Krauss Great War Memorial Site has authentically recreated a portion of the Western Front as it may have appeared, circa 1916-1918. Our Great War battlefield is complete with opposing trench-lines, communication trenches, belts and belts of barbed wire, all sorts of trench debris, a shell pocked no-man's land. Behind the front-line trenches and communication trenches there are bombproofs, dugouts and even bunkers where Officiers and Soldiers spend their ordinary lives trying to make the best of the war.

At one of the GWA events you can see most nationalities that participated in the Great War during 1918. There are German, Austrian, British, Anzacs, Russians, Americans and French soldiers participating in what we call the "Reenactors Reenactment."

Our first Great War Association Event

Our second Great War Association Event

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