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WWII Reenacting Discussion Thread
I've been involved in WWII reenactment for over 20 years now. East Coast. I change up every so offen to meet my own age/size standards. Something I do. No more Airborne impressions. I cannot pull it off to my satisfaction. This is an indivdual thing. I fortunitly have been asked to... -
More than you ever wanted to know about WWII US Army barracks
The Old Barricks at Fort Indiantown Gap were exactly like the ones pictured until last year! Made for a great WWII display. -
WW2 Marine Corps zippers and pockets
It's post WWII. Korea era most likely. WWII ones were fully lined. They were sized differently. Like 5 or 4. They were stamped in the armpit area inside on coats -
Loss of a vintage treasure chest Zapp and Co. Owner injured.
A vintage Store operating since 1973 burned. The owner was injured in the blaze. They were a landmark in Lancaster PA. and a source for much vintage clothing. http://articles.lancasteronline.com/local/4/340702 My prayers go out to the owner and hopes for a speedy recovery.- Teekay44
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"Sorry, Kids. Fire Stations Are Ditching Fire Poles" ~ cnn.com
Having run in a Station with a fire pole I can tell you that the first time you jump onto the pole and look down its like you are jumping out into nothing. Most apparatus bays are 25-30ft high. The pole looks like a coffee stirrer. And if you don't move at the bottom the next fireman comes...- Teekay44
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Mid Atlantic people check in here
Lancaster County PA Dutchman :D- Teekay44
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Possibily live shels found in NYC bay
A news video it said that an ammunition barge was resupplying an aircraft carrier. It broke free and capsized in rough weather -
Marine living history impressions
My friends and I did a Living history last month. We did a "in the field" display Bougainville 1943. Some from earlier this year. We were doing Midway 1942 From a year before with "Whitey" Groff a WWII Marine Raider with 1st Raider Battalion Col. Edson commanding. Was at... -
Show us your Guns!
Springfield Armory has the same type of 1911a1 in the same price range. I just got one and am very pleased with it. Very well made and solid piece.- Teekay44
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Can anyone help identify this sword?
Chasseur is correct it is a WWII German Army Officers dress sword. Very nice condition from the pictures. -
Sad News: Kilroy CD's father, Don (Dutch) Davis, has passed away.
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WWII Theaters of Operation... Which Do You Prefer?
I try to research all areas of the conflict. MTO is interesting but then so is CBI. (yes many Americans do not know this area) American home front/defense is an interest too. Myself and some other loungers are involved here http://www.fortmiles.org/ Nothing like crewing the big guns! -
What is your favorite aircraft of all time?
F4F Wildcat Or a Huricane if I can't find a Wildcat. But there is always the B-17...... -
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ID this coat?
The snap companys address is NEWEY BROS. LTD., Brearley Street, BIRMINGHAM it's an old company Private purchase? Outdoor clothing? -
Battle of the Bulge Living History display
Yes they are. There are 6. Two on each side and one on each end. -
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Battle of the Bulge Living History display
It dusted that morning. It was melting when the pics were taken. (Dec 6) kind of cool though set the mood nicely;) -
Battle of the Bulge Living History display
My friend and I did a small display for a Christmas walking tour. Battle of the Bulge Christmas 1944. The town was home to one of the survivors of the Malmandy Massacre. Most people remembered.
