Hey guys and dolls, name's Cory. I've been reenacting WWII for 7 years (Started when I was 13) and have been a enthralled with WWII for most of my life. Hope to meet a lot of cool people here, learn new things about WWII and hopefully teach others a few things about WWII. Cheers, mates! -C
Welcome Cory, good to have you here. We have several reenactors lurking about. Who do you try to replicate?
Welcome aboard, I used to be into my re-enacting though haven't had any time in the last couple of years. What do you re-enact? Enjoy!
nice to see another reenacter I do 502 pathfinders dispite the fact of my forum name who do you reenact infantry airborne ext
Sorry for the late response! I reenact American 9th ID, 39th reg, Easy Co, but my main focus is the 21st Panzer division. 125th Reg. Panzergrenadier. I love love LOVE it. You may know the 21st Panzer Division to be famous in it's acts in Normandy. 9th ID, 39th Reg is the "AAA-O" Anything Anywhere Bar-None! For American- I've got the full Early war and late war impression. I'm a Mortar Squad leader (60mm Mortar). I usually have my choice between a Carbine or my Garand, given the 3 stripes on my arm For German- I've got M40 tunic/pants, Jackboots, all the leather web gear, K98, Panzerfaust. Or if I'm not a Rifleman, I'm on the PAK gun. If I'm not on the PAK gun, I'm the #2 man on our Panzerschreck team. Cheers! -C
http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a...w¤t=NormandyJanuary14th-16th2005008.jpg Tiger tank, couple 222's, Kubels, and various troops during our "lunch time". http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a...w¤t=NormandyJanuary14th-16th2005012.jpg On the march! http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=008_18A.jpg Battle of the Bulge. http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=Christmas020.jpg Couple of guys from the American 9th ID, and 2 Krauts from the 21st PzrDiv. http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=VietnamMarinesAirborne.jpg My M-1 Helmet (Fix baled, front seem), M-1 Carbine ('44 dated, made by General Motors), and Original M-43 jacket. http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=VietnamMarinesAirborne027.jpg Us meeting R. Lee Ermey! http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=stuarts.jpg Advertisement for the 2nd Armored Div, at a public event. (I'm the guy between the tanks... Yes. It was loud.) http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=Christmas007.jpg My M-1 Garand, made by Springfield, matched the serial number, pre-war, Oct. 1940 dated number. http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=BigBearAug19449-2005016.jpg Pre-battle safety lineup. http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/corywalker/?action=view¤t=Christmas017.jpg M-8 Scout vehicle. Enjoy!
Me Too. I do the battle of New Orleans every year. I would like to find a unit here in La, any ideas on locating one would be appreciated. I also have been into the second world war all my life as well, but I'm 50.
Welcome Rall, there's some reenacting photos from the very huge War & Peace show in England via this post; http://www.ww2f.com/living-history/32991-war-peace-09-pictures.html