wwii axis reenactment forum

Zoepf wrote:Thanks for sharing, Bill. Best of luck in Germany.

Thanks for your interest, oh, not mentioned in the post, we have several
members of a German Wehrmacht Volksgrenadier group as well.

We have a very busy 2012 ahead of us, so, busy, busy, busy.

Cheers, Bill.

@ Jugend Repper, A very good and realistic photo, thanks for posting.

@ Franz Repper, We will have to meet up sometime, I owe you a beer

Those of you who know the Das Reich lads may recognise the three chaps in the middle.
Photo taken this year at Dover Castle during a Pirate weekend. Cheers, Bill.

Museumsprojekt Heimat e.V. is a recently formed association in Germany and although we are the only association in Germany to form a Waffen-SS group as our main impression, we are more than that and do have impressions from various other periods as well. http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/5431/001ahf....

Nice pictures, people would believe that they are original from the war. Well done.

Cheers, Bill.

**** they have lost the plot Interesting that it was breaking news at the same moment that Merkel met with Sarkozy to discuss the Euro Zone. Also interesting that the Germans wanted something from the French, so what better to make the French sweet? Lets not say there was an international political...

This morning the Staatsanwaltschaft Dortmund ordered the arrests of six former soldiers from the Das Reich Division, for suspected murder during the Oradour sur Glane incident. They were arrested this morning and their homes were searched, all are between 85 and 86 years old. All were in the 3rd Kom...

Thats me on the left........THIRTY FIVE YEARS AGO!

I found this thread late, hence my late reply.............

Always sad to see an old Kamerad pass on and with each one it gets that little bit more difficult.

A moment to reflect, Bill.

Anyone wishing to do this impression, it should be noted that there were Europeans within the unit.
A number of German NCO´s training Indian recruits and a British translator called Frank Becker.

Cheers, Bill.

Photos look good and I had a look at your website too. The SSTK units were tough soldiers, a friend of mine served at Demjansk with the Totenkopf Division (I knew him as a fellow stamp collector) but he would sometimes talk about the war of an evening over a beer or two. Keep up the good work, Willi.

Mooyman wrote:Bill,anythime.
We have also plans for the future,wich we are working on.
My regards to Beate

Thanks Marco.

Hi Mooyman, The "Florian Geyer SS-Kav." group now belong to an official Association in Germany, if you would like to take part in some of our events in Germany, we are constantly growing and are always looking for new contacts to work with us for our museums Projects. We do not have much c...

Good NVA photos Ingo, thanks for posting

a very interesting project which really was fun to do....