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- Side note:
Reenactors use a safety rule called the “bang bang” rule. If you are within close proximity of somebody but not close enough for hand to hand combat, in order to “kill” you must say “bang bang” instead of shooting a blank. If a blank round is shot that close, it could result in hearing loss and serious injury. At the end of the day, we all know what is more realistic but we still need to go home after this to our families.
This is GoPro first person footage of the largest WWI reenactment in the US. This event takes place every year in Newville PA. This event is private to reenactors only. You must become a GWA member and join a unit to participate in this event. This was recorded by a GoPro hidden in a gas mask bag positioned on my chest.
To join this event:
www.great-war-assoc.org
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I’ve wanted to join the GWA for some time and next year, around this time, I’ll be 18. These videos are awesome, keep up thy good work
If you do, come join the 109th! We are the largest AEF unit at Newville.
Also try joining the 193rd soviet rifles, they fight against ww2 germans in the same newville trench system! Also soviet reenacting is the cheapest, and pps43 parts kits off of bowman arms are only 100 bucks!
Just saw this comment, did you?
2:50 I was apart of the French unit this was a fun time
cool
Rubber bullets?
@@timothycrawford1630 no it’s all blanks
@@Strawberry-12.How do u know when u get hit
@@StenaKatjang basically you decide when your hit.
28 ID Pennsylvania proud
Just a question, where do you guys carry your go pros? I assume a harness and in your chest? Under the uniform?
For WWII i carry mine on my helmet hidden in a first aid pack. For WWI i carry it on my chest in my gas mask bag mounted on my filter canister.
@@sgt_sally excelent idea, thank you!
Where are you from
Right now am 13 and am already interested with this,I wonder by time I turn twenty will these still be around
Most likely yeah
@@sgt_sally alright thanks
Ah yes the horrors of war
Funny war hehehehehhehe
HELP THE
"smells like burnt dog in here"
"nah that's just my ass"
So it was a lovely war
I hope I can get ou tto Newville in November. I really miss it. Was the best time of my whole life back in 2019 when I started reenacting.
I am curious how are you recording? Hidden gopro?
Yes peeking out of my gas mask bag attached to the canister.
@@sgt_sally I appreciate that. Hopefully I will see you in November over there!
@@specialed1049 I’m gonna try my hardest to make it out there. Swing by 28th division 109th infantry. I will be in the Keystone manner!
@@sgt_sally well considering that is the unit I reenact with I will more then swinging by.
@@specialed1049 ha! Thats funny. Sounds good.
Are those russians with green uniforms and adrian helmet?
Yes
Well, they are from the Russian Expeditionnary Force in France, equipped and traîner by the French
28th "Keystone" Div. or 28th Regiment of the 1st Div.?
28th Keystone. 109th infantry
@@sgt_sally I always thought it was interesting that in the Great War there were 2 brigades per Div with 2 Regts per Bde. By the Second war the Army had rid of all Brigades & only left two 1st (no insignia) & 2nd Airborne Inf Bde(one of the coolest patches of the war).
And.... only 3 Regt per Div. Pretty neat his toh reee.
I want to join the army when I get older
Please don’t. You have nothing to gain but a bad back, bad knees, and losing your self worth. I speak from experience. There’s nothing you can’t do without joining first, unless you have a plan and a skill you think the army will get you to faster.
Don't die for a Oil company (in case You are american)
Did war medics need rifles?
Duh, even though it's a war crime to shoot medics it was still necessary for them to carry rifles for protection
Nope. They went in unarmed because a medic wasn't supposed to be fired upon IF they did not present a threat to a soldier or soldiers.
As an example, an unarmed medic running around helping wounded would not qualify for a valid target and shooting said medic would be a war crime. But if said medic was holding a rifle or a pistol and firing in order to provide covering fire then it meant he could be shot and killed as he posed a threat to enemy soldiers.
Of course, in the heat of battle things happen. I know that in the Pacific theatre the Japanese were so ruthless they would target medics on purpose using their red cross armbands as targets. This was a war crime but you couldn't exactly go over and yell at them for not following the rules, so medics/corpsmen would be armed.
@@EstonianShark the japs targeted medics a loooot i know wrong time period but this means it has been thought of, i wouldn't be surprised if the medics did carry a rifle
HELP THE
PLAXA
Я вообще русский а не англичанин
If I did the Great War I would choose Imperial Russia or U.S. Marine Corps.
They have both of those at this event.
@@sgt_sally awesome
When people use real guns in airsoft
It’s not airsoft, It’s reenactment
@@cloudtunes696he's not illiterate, it's a joke
Men: Loves war and reenactments
Women: "Guys thats just history why do you care?"
Men: 😎