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Post by Leibstandarte_reenactor » 19 Oct 2003, 21:59

Patton museum of cav and armor Ft. Knox Ky last memorial day weekend.
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Post by Von_Mannteufel » 20 Oct 2003, 01:13

cutting armor to show the interiors should be against geneve convention.. it's torture!! :D
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Post by Leibstandarte_reenactor » 20 Oct 2003, 02:00

yea i thought so too. i dont know what they did that
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Post by Jeremy Chan » 20 Oct 2003, 05:45

Leibstandarte_reenactor wrote:
Colonel SteelFist wrote:Some people are just sooo lucky!!! I really want to join a re-enactors' organisation. You have to pay for your uniforms don't you? What's the minimum joining age?
you do have to buy your own stuff, although some events are paid events (meaning you get a small amount of money) I do Living History re-enacting, we fire authentic weapons with blank bullets as apposed to the airsoft that other members do. I can give you a link to a 1ss re-enactment group in Australia

(btw i was paid for those pics)
Does this mean you need a firearms licence? Also, I think that group's based in Sydney (aarrgghh!! Noo! Dear God!). You can see where I live; good ol' Melbourne. I hope I'm not too young either; I'm "only" 15. Though you seem to look my age. :wink:
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Post by Leibstandarte_reenactor » 20 Oct 2003, 15:57

in America i can go down to the gun shop, fill out a page work of paperwork and walk out with any rifle i want (that is legal) so if your country laws say you have to have a licence then you a licence.
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Post by Jeremy Chan » 23 Oct 2003, 08:13

Isn't 21 the legal age to own a gun over there? Do re-enactment groups require a lot of commitment, one I could cope with?
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Post by Hans Reichmann » 16 May 2004, 03:05

Does this mean you need a firearms licence? Also, I think that group's based in Sydney (aarrgghh!! Noo! Dear God!). You can see where I live; good ol' Melbourne. I hope I'm not too young either; I'm "only" 15. Though you seem to look my age. :wink:[/quote]



Well, I'm a Reenactor in the U.S and i'm 16. My unit is that of the 12th SS "Hitlerjugend" Div. (Hitler Youth) and historically most of there ranks were very young (16-18). However will only allow ppl 18 and up to carry a firearm. Thats why im a Funker (Radioman). The age thing really depends on your unit.
Hope this helps,
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Post by Lasse » 16 May 2004, 08:06

Only I that cant see the pics?
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Post by Kurz Patrone » 16 May 2004, 10:30

Pictures not there anymore...
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