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Other 35th Division websites

35th Infantry Division Reenactors A group of Southern California reenactors that also represent the "Santa Fe" 35th Division.
134th Infantry Regiment No, we're not listing the page above twice :) This is a different page with lots of historical info on the 134th.
The 35th Sante Fe Division is the yahoo groups online home for a group of World War II re-enactors, based in Gettysburg, PA, who strive to accurately portray the common infantry soldier of World War II. Its current membership resides in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia.
The 35th Infantry Division Association is the official site of the 35th ID Association.
The Association of Museums of the Battle of the Ardennes This site has information on the battle for the Ardennes and several pictures of maps and monuments. In French.
35th Infantry Memorial page at The American WWII Orphans Network website Background and pictures on the 35th Infantry Memorial south of Nancy, France.

Other WWII Reenacting sites

Historical Reenactment Society (HRS) The official site of the HRS, the "parent" reenactment organization of G Company
Other links of interest to WWII reenactors

Civilian Marksmanship Program This link takes you directly to a CMP article on M1 Garand buttstock cleaning kits. Worth reading!
M1 Garand dissassembly instructions This site has a nice sequence of pictures and instructions to dissassemble/assemble your M1 Garand. It'll come in handy until you get the hang of it.
Bell&Howell Cameras The Filmo 70 was used by Combat Cameramen in WWII.
M1 garand workings flash animations Did you ever wonder how all the parts inside your M1 garand rifle work? Here's your chance to see it!
Kansas Heritage Eisenhower D-day info Self-explanatory.

The following links will take you to dealers that sell M1 Garand and other firearm parts and accessories. They are listed for your convinience only. The unit does not endorse anyone on or off the list; we are simply trying to provide you with a starting point for those hard-to-find parts and accessories.

Orion 7 M1 garand Parts
Riverbank Armory
Cheaper than Dirt Search the page for "M1 Garand"--they usually have good deals on M block clips
The Sportsman's Guide Do a search for "M1 Garand"--they usually have good deals on M block clips
Bayonet, Inc.
Garcia Aviation Co. Original WWII Gear and Reproductions
Reese Surplus A source for M1 Carabine and M1 Garand parts
Northridge International M1 Garand parts and bayonets.
Numrich Gunparts