Thursday, April 12, 2012
Section two
In this I will be talking about my reaserch process. Because i have been in this hobby for a long time (7 years) I know a lot about this hobby. My reasearch includes talking to veterans of the 82nt airborn, the 3rd armourd division, an a medic that landed on D-day,aswell as looking at pictures of my grandfather durring the war to see what they wore. I have read countless military manuals from WWII to get the rules and regulations for the military durring that time period. Finally i have gon to variouse credible websites on the topic.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Introduction
WWII Reenacting
Reenacting WWII has come a long
way since its origins in 1975. Back then, it wasn't "cool" to cut
your hair short or even to wear military uniforms. However, there were groups
of guys who wanted to understand what it was actually like, to really be in
WWII. They rejected the "Hogan's Heroes" view of the war instead,
doing research, interviewing veterans. Now, about 70 years later, WWII is going
well and strong, gaining momentum every event. Unlike Civil War or Rev War,
WWII is not done for the crowds, we have to pay our own way, we don't get free
food, ammo and t-shirts and we arnt paid
to come to events and there if there are spectators who come they don’t pay for
any thing. They just sit down and enjoy the show. So we have to pay our own
way, but then again, we are free to do it the way we want to. In this capstone
I will go deeper into what you do, dress like, and how you know what to do at a
reenactment.
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