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American Patrol Welcome to the official page of living history group 'American Patrol'. American Patrol is a non-political organization.

The content shared on this page primarily relates to our activities in historical reenactments and the educational portrayal of military history. Our aim is to respectfully represent the history, equipment, and experiences of American soldiers during World War II, and to contribute to public understanding of historical events. We explicitly distance ourselves from any form of political ideology, extremism, or discrimination. Any symbols, uniforms, or historical references shown are solely used within their historical context and do not represent personal or organizational beliefs.

20/09/2026

Paratroopers of the 505th PIR, 82nd Airborne Division during an engagement with German forces in the Groesbeek forest, close to the dropzone during Operation Market Garden, september 1944 (reenacted).

06/07/2026

Operation Market Garden - Battle at Best - 502nd PIR ‘Widowmakers’ manning the M1919A4 .30 caliber machine gun. Reenactment during the ‘History Live’ event at the museum.

Some more pictures of our men depicting the 83rd infantry division in the Ardennes earlier this year. Great work, WWII b...
03/04/2026

Some more pictures of our men depicting the 83rd infantry division in the Ardennes earlier this year. Great work, WWII by ImageworX!

Troops sharing rations. The army heavily relied on K-rations and C-rations to make sure soldiers would maintain their da...
27/01/2026

Troops sharing rations. The army heavily relied on K-rations and C-rations to make sure soldiers would maintain their daily calories intake, as it was often impossible to get hot meals to the front line in the harsh winter conditions during the Battle of the Bulge.

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17/01/2026

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The 83rd Infantry Division played a crucial role in the Battle of the Bulge, entering the fight in late December 1944, a...
13/01/2026

The 83rd Infantry Division played a crucial role in the Battle of the Bulge, entering the fight in late December 1944, attacking to reduce the German salient around Rochefort, Belgium, and engaging in bitter fighting in difficult winter conditions, suffering heavy casualties while fighting German counterattacks and tanks near areas like Bihain and Langlir through January 1945 before being relieved. They were key in pushing back the German offensive in that sector, highlighting their tenacity in some of the war’s toughest conditions.

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12/01/2026

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T H U N D E R B O L TWe have spent our weekend in the Ardennes to remember the actions of the US 83rd infantry division ...
11/01/2026

T H U N D E R B O L T

We have spent our weekend in the Ardennes to remember the actions of the US 83rd infantry division during the Battle of the Bulge. On friday we visited several locations described in original after action reports to gain a better understanding of the history that unfolded here. On saturday we joined the annual march organized by the 83rd ID museum in Bihain. Coming days we will post pictures of this adventure.

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T H U N D E R B O L TWe have spent our weekend in the Ardennes to remember the actions of the US 83rd infantry division ...
11/01/2026

T H U N D E R B O L T

We have spent our weekend in the Ardennes to remember the actions of the US 83rd infantry division during the Battle of the Bulge. On friday we visited several locations described in original after action reports to gain a better understanding of the history that unfolded here. On saturday we joined the annual march organized by the 83rd ID museum in Bihain. Coming days we will post pictures of this adventure.

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10/08/2024

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