LivingHistory.co.uk

Check with dragon gun on here.

http://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net/article/war_correspondents The correspondents who arrived at the British army’s General Headquarters at St Omer in June 1915 were: William Beach Thomas for the Daily Mail and Daily Mirror; Basil Clarke (1879-1947) for the Amalgamated Press; Philip Gibbs for t...

Would that be a PAVN soldier?

As NVA has an entirely different meaning over on the commie side of life.

Apologies for the monster link but here is it being used in the sense of 'attention'. Still not directly an artillery warning though. https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=wElKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PT371&lpg=PT371&dq=%22have+a+care%22+artillery+commands&source=bl&ots=-ku7ha4JRq&sig=LIkbJxCzlwu0t_dX5w80Fq-gyrA&h...

Late to this but depending on what you're interested in the 173rd Airborne are worth a look.

https://www.facebook.com/173livinghistoryuk

You could always try La Columna they might have some stuff.

The scoping document was published last July.

Obvious dangle is obvious.

I've never thought it to be anything other than a reenactorism designed to make other people aware you're about to fire a piece of ordnance. Translated into Mummerset because 'Fire in the Hole!' would be difficult to explain outside the late C20. Nobody told me this, incidentally, it just seemed the...

Why? What they were doing was plastered across their website and it's obvious to even the casual observer such as myself the defence they're relying on. Will it work? Your guess is as good as mine. I think not but I'm no lawyer. However, I'm struck by the fact that the entire deact trade with access...

acecat999 wrote:also... limit deacts to only those certified by one of the 2 proof houses is in there (pesky russian deacts coming over here)

I thought it was Tenbury Guns.....

If you're genuinely interested in this subject then the books by Antonio J Munoz are a must.

You need to speak to utilityjude over on www.wwiireenacting.co.uk.

IOne of the big failings of much WW1 and WW2 re-enactment (as many service people have pointed out) there isn't enough shouting and being horrible down the chain. Not all officers and nco's were like that, but you don't make omelettes without telling the eggs to line up straight and bloody well get...

Found them while looking for summat else.


http://m-e-co.weebly.com/

You probably want MECO I can't find a website have a word with Howard Giles as they're on the bill for the last Colchester Military Tournament.

they have nothing http://www.schuster.ru/germaniya-1933-45-gg/golovnye-ubory/pilotka-zhenskaya-vspomogatelnye-sluzhby-svyazi-su/ http://www.schuster.ru/germaniya-1933-45-gg/golovnye-ubory/kosynka-drk/ http://www.schuster.ru/germaniya-1933-45-gg/golovnye-ubory/kosynka-drk595/ http://www.schuster.ru/...

Are you on Facebook? If so search for Combat Forces 89 you should find plenty of like minded people thjough perhaps slightly earlier than your chosen operation. Also I think they're mostly based slightly north of where you are but not a million miles away.

http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/mar/13/counterfactual-history-what-if-waste-of-time As the article says... In practice, of course, every historian tries to balance out the elements of chance on the one hand, and larger historical forces (economic, cultural, social, international) on the other,...

I've yet to find an adaption that tops the Michael York/Oliver Reed ones of the 1970's. Two of the few films I can watch again and again. Great fun. Recommended x100. MacDonald Fraser's scripts are absolute gems, the look is spot on and in every outside scene things are always going on in the backg...

Several real names here taken from a muster roll.

http://www.traynedbandes.org.uk/content.php?content=men

I bought this off the cheap book stall that comes round our office every so often. A guide book to dip into really but I thought it was good.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Londons-Cemeter ... cemeteries

karkeeweb are better than lots of websites - they list their controbutors and sources e.g. 44 pattern - http://www.karkeeweb.com/patterns/1944/ ... nuals.html

Have you checked on karkeeweb? It's a good question incidentally. While it's not my direction of interest, for example, I am aware that the 1944 pattern was not issued during the war.

Trailer now out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... Da3EgZUA0Y

We've been waiting on this for as while - Za Oboronu had one member involved as an extra.

Mediterraneo...a nice bunch of guys.

http://www.ww2italianreenactment.com/

Not a history but Harper Collins are about to bring out Maurioce Druon's Accursed Kings series in English...

http://www.harpercollins.co.uk/Authors/ ... rice-druon

Thanks for that. Time to check the library catalogue!

Still to watch the last episode but I've enjoyed the first two and it being outside my main directions of interest has been refreshing. My knowledge of the HYW is gleaned entirely from Shakespeare, some dodgy 1970s school history, coming across mention of the French Ordonnance(sp?) armies of the lat...