doran, miss_1929, lady_day, foofoogal, undertoe, carlisleblues ... Thanks to all of you that have posted thus far. ;) lady_day, thanks for the links - I am going there right now. I can see there is going to be a lot of research and a ton of reading. Many thanks to everyone who has replied...
Ok, guys I have been here a week and I now ready to take the plunge and go vintage. But ... where to start?
As my Drill Sergeant said in Basic Training: "Well start with the cover...."
Any help that FL can provide a newbie would be wonderful.
Don't hold it against me that I am a...
Refried Beans with melted cheese [ ontop of course] ... coupled with ... whole wheat pancakes, smothered in butter and syrup ... with a large chocolate shake [ which I got last night from 59 Diner here in Houston ].
http://www.59diner.com
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. As a personal trainer it...
Ive realized something...being vintage is like reenacting. Its takes a lot of research, and scholarly determination
Great post....
I have been a reenactor for nearly 28 years and am now just getting involved in vintage clothing, dancing and the Golden era ... and I have to agree with the...
Parachutage is a French term picked up by the British during the Second World War 1939-45 as a general military term that meant 'parachuting in materials' or related descriptively to the DZ or drop zone where material [ weapons, ammunition, explosives, etc ] would be dropped to the French...
Wow.
Great info here on getting the "whites" - white.
Many thanks.
I will have to try the old fashioned, whites-on-the-stove-in-boiling-water trick with a scrub brush.
The modcons may be convenient but they dont the job done.
Once more, old fashioned elbow grease is needed... :)
I would like to meet Caporal Emile Bouetard, who was part of an insertion team of French S.A.S. troopers that landed on the night of 6 June 44 in the Breton peninsula. He was killed in a gunbattle upon landing. He is reputed to be the first Allied soldier killed in action on D-Day...
Kilroy's Boys...but check out the dames...
Great thread here [ I fear I am posting after so many have probably posted before me on this ... moderators my apologies if this link has already been posted ] ....
A really historic group in Texas that has male and female reenactors are "The...
MDFRENCH,
I know I am coming late to the ballgame on this one ... oh my, four years [huh]. If the Italian Front was the "Forgotten Front", the CBI simply didn't exist.
That's great you talked with a pilot from that period; good show.
I used to reenact 2nd King's Own Scottish...
I visited a neat little bar near downtown Houston to unwind and asked the bartender for something I have not had in quite a few years - a "Clover Leaf", which I had even forgotten the ingredients...
1940's Clover Leaf Cocktail
1 lime
2 teaspoons grenadine
1 egg white
1½ teaspoons...
ATF, great bunch of guys [ and gals, esp the dame who answers the phone and is absolutely a JOY to talk to; hey I thought buying WWII surplus was supposed to be HARD? ;) ]
Great prices and they carry just about any type of militaria for U.S. WWII reenactors.
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