Reenact-SA

All,

I need names of attendees and the intended impression you will be wearing.

We have thee scenarios:

Russian vs Heer/Continental FJ

Germans vs Americans (Breadstick routine)

Commonwealth vs DAK/Tropical FJ.

Let me know in the next two or three days if you won't be coming.

Andy.

Hey,

I unfortunatly will not be able to attend. If you see that nice guy from Russia "Alex", could you please pass on my appologies for not being there like I said I would.

Brendon

Attending. Red Naval Infantry.

Attending.

Heer for the first two scenarios, Aussie for the last.

Andy.

Attending. Heer for the first two scenarios, DAK for the last.

We'll need all the event office positions filled as well. Any volunteers? (this is for safety officer etc).

Andy

Im putting my hand up for crowd control. Stop people walking through events...however, I may not be in two places at the same time. I am happy to look after the area we occupy whilst other things are happening.

Attending. As US MP (also can help with Crowd control) and will be doing a Soviet impression as well.

Good stuff Dave.

We have a Willy's Jeep coming along for the Yanks to Jump out of and slay the Germans

The Jeep driver also has "Long Range Desert Patrol" uniform so can also came play with the Aussies vs DAK scenario.

There may also be a 25pdr there but will only be used as a static display this time round (Doug will be bringing it).

Also, extra people coming who may not be able to post directly to this thread.

Allies

Paul Kenwarry (CHS) USA. (also will do Continental Heer and DAK for the other scenarios)

Richard H (RSA). Russian

Axis

Darryl (RSA) Tropical FJ

Parker (Guest) Continental Heer

Doug (RSA) DAK

Chris (RSA) Continental Heer/Tropical FJ




Admin

Event coordinator. Fort Glanville reenactment society.

RSA Event coordinator liaison officer. Chris Thomson (Chris will be the director of all RSA activities at the Fort and will be responsible for letting you know where we need to be and when, via the Event coordinator).

MEDIA LIAISON/ PUBLICITY- Any Committee member present.


Safety officer. Brad McMahon. Responsible for safe ammo storage, weapons checks and safety training.

Artillery Safety officer. Chris Thompson. The artillery safety officer is subordinate to the overall event safety office.

Registration. David Schneider. David will keep records of attendance and view firearms licenses on arrival. This is the first person you will need to seek out on arrival and you cannot participate until you have been registered with David. Registration cut off time is 1100 am unless prior arrangements are made with David. No participation in this event if you are late.

First Aid. David Schneider/Andy Henshaw.

Allied NCO. David Schneider. Under supervision of Allied sub Unit leader

Axis NCO. Gene Nyland. Under supervision of Axis sub Unit leader


1000hrs Registration will commence at 1000am. After signing in at registration, you will be directed to the "Camp" site. We will have several Zelts and some A-Frame tents being set up. Once the camp is setup, the safety officer will go through safety with you (you cannot participate until you have been through the safety brief).

1130hrs The RSA event coordinator will take the whole group for a walk through tour of the planned scenario. All scripted plans (like when and where you cop a bullet, retreat and attach routes etc will be explained to you at this time).

1230hrs Final brief and opportunity to brush up on some marching/Rifle drill skills for those who need it.

1300hrs Fort open to public.

Excellent event guys. It was hard work and we almost overstepped ourselves by trying to pull off three separate scenarios. I think we did pretty well though as it was only the second full scale public battle display we have done as a club

andy

Awesome pics!!! Well done! thanks for all of your help today too David, it was great fun today.

Looks great. Please post all photos so those of us who could not make it can at least imagine. Did anyone take video? I ask as I am not sure if it happened this time due to logistics.

My day was excellent! I had a ball especially with Chris & I doing the Feldgendarm at the boom gate before we got into our scenarios. The public loved it, had a good laugh at our expense (the Germans that is)....especially the mums and dads with little kids, what a hoot that was! Of course dying 3 times and biting the dirt was good too...apart from actaully biting the dirt. Ha-ha!! 3 uniform changes was definitely a feat, considering there wasnt much time between scenarios. But I had a great day, even better now that we have a couple of extra DAK boys joining us with their Motorbike and sidecar....*drools* RSA will get bigger and better than all of the other clubs soon! Another highlight was Doug taking some kinder for a ride in his truck...they loved it. Kids really enjoyed the show, apart from some tears at the gunfire in the breadstick routine..oh well, cant ALL be happy.
I dare say there will be much to discuss at the next meeting, but definitely an awesome day for all concerned. Cant wait for Nangwarry now....at least we wont be boiling hot in our continental uniforms.
Well done to everyone there, we all did well considering that the fort guys need to liaise with us a little more with regards to their events and ours, timing was the main factor, but Im sure we will sort something out before the next event.
Special thanks go to Paul from CHS for joining us on the day too, it was great to meet him and play soldiers!

Hi Dave, the one of Chris and I at the boom gate thats "FUBAR" is it worth salvaging???