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http://img.janforman.com/014nt1d.jpg

This is just superb!

Konzert-Meister wrote:This chap has it right!

He's one of "ours" in FHF Sweden

http://www.reenactor.se/FHF/12-08_stutzpunkt_nord.html


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Here a couple from FHF's British section; http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r319/Hallonsylt/Reenactment/2nd%20Bn%20Essex%20Regiment/Orebro%202011/F1000011.jpg http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r319/Hallonsylt/Reenactment/2nd%20Bn%20Essex%20Regiment/Orebro%202011/AAR/F1000001.jpg and even though it...

Sean - classic post mate!

I feel (as primarily an Allied reenactor), more alarmed and disappointed by the comments left by "James", than the author of the story.

This "James" states that he reenacts British (does not say what) and dislikes people who reenact "Nazis"...... What a tosser.

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iffy looking blokes in that British unit!

Ok, so there are no German forces in this film, but we are hoping to film our German section at the next event in a similar way. Here is the British section of FHF at a living history tactical event we did in October. The event was based on routines and boredom as opposed to battles. Both British an...

Sgt. Collins, No.5 Army Film & Photographic Unit After Action Report of 29 of October 1944, Roosendaal, Holland. Morning, 0530 hours. I was assigned to the carrier platoon when the 2nd battalion moved up to its new positions near the German lines. We were late as it was soon time for the mornin...

And here are a couple of photos from the enemy - 2nd Batt. Essex Regt. Not many photos from our side, but we did have a period 8mm cine camera filming throughout the event so we are keeping our fingers crossed on the result! http://i367.photobucket.com/albums/oo120/Maria-Elliott/Roosendaal/F1000011....

"war buffs"...........

two words that say it all.


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nah, the beach is infront of him. This is the view the allies would have!

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very sad today after this news. Chris was a great guy.

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whatthecrunchyo wrote:You guys overseas are so lucky!

Not what they were thinking in 1944!

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Saturday saw the 70th anniversary of the first "German Train" to pass through Sweden from Norway to Denmark. This was marked by an event at a preserved railway which is on the line used by these trains, with one of the original locomotives that pulled some of the trains. http://i367.photob...

rednas wrote:Just had to

"it was very cold on ze Russian front....."



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