Welcome and congratulations on taking the fist step toward creating a reenacting impression like no other. The Marine Corps Historical Association (MCHA) is different than most other living history organizations.

Member-units work toward bringing history to life by getting training past simply donning a uniform, and join in earning ribbons and awards for learning and teaching history.​

Members work, each day, to Honor, Remember, and Teach youth about the sacrifices of those, of wars past, who served our nation. You'll see photos of our members in education, giving living history presentations, to high school students.

PFC G. Wright, MCHA.
2009 Honor Graduate,
Basic Recon School, Training Platoon 0310.
PFC Wright hails from Nebraska where he is working on a film about the Battle for Khe Sahn. PFC Wright distinguished himself by performing each assigned task in an exemplary manner and by contributing to the immersion of the Course.

CWO4 W. Moss, MCHA.
RECONDO School Distinguished Leadership Award Recipient, The War Department. CWO4 Moss leads Team Sharkey, Spokane WA. After graduating from BRS Training Platoon 0311, Moss attended and then graduated with the Distinguished Leadership Award at the RECONDO School of 2010 hosted by Hooha Airsoft.

PFC C. Colyer, MCHA.
2010 Honor Graduate, Basic Recon School, Training Platoon 0311.
PFC Colyer hails from California where he pilots jets, notably MiG's, and is pursing a career in aviation. PFC Colyer distinguished himself by performing each assigned task in an exemplary manner and by contributing to the immersion of the Course.

The MCHA, a nonprofit organization, was founded by both civilians and Marines to promote the history of the United States Marine Corps, the importance of national pride, service to others, and the maintenance of a drug and gang-free lifestyle to youth through a rewarding program which is both physically and mentally challenging.

Marine Corps Historical Association
463 West Second Ave.,
Colville, WA 99114​