This channel is superbly filling the need of the online USGI reenacting community. All great information with no BS. Amazing job putting all of this info that has beforehand been available from a handful of different websites into 1 easily digestible source!
Could you make a video on how to act in a reenactment and about camps and daily routine? If you could as well do some basic drill and training it would be greatly appreciated!
Sgt. & SSgt also acted as platoon guide a.k.a. Asst. Plt. Sgt. Sgt being the Plt Guide prior to rank elevation of course & even so it was a lateral. The Korean war era 1948-1951 Blue on Yellow or "Goldenlite" were in two grades combatant & non. Also known as Mamie Eisenhower stripes due to their reduced size of 2 inches in width 1 inch shorter than the previous variety. & that fella sewing the 36th T patch looks like an original one too.
We want to set up a basic training immersion event, all will have all of their patches and chevrons removed and be taught how to sew and darn will be taught too.
The American flag on the sleeve was something done for primarily invasion operations. The airborne are popular for doing it but regular infantry divisions can be seen doing it during such invasions as Operation Torch and Operation Dragoon
Now I don't know if you will respond, if anyone will, but I'm trying too portray a rifleman in the 45th infantry division, and I got a patch from a army surplus store, the problem is, I don't know how to identify what the time era is, and if it matters. If someone could let me know please tell me soon, thank you.
Hey, love the vids, could you possibly enable community contributions to the subtitles so it can be transcripted to other languages by fellow contributors?
@@theusgireenactorguide1830 the reason I was asking is I wanted to caption your lessons in reenacting to czech, I even contacted instagram of The Doc, but sadly got no answer :) Earlier it was possible to allow community contribution to the videos, though it might not be possible anymore, the only way on youtube now is if I could get the permission to manage your captions (effectively giving me a role called Subtitle Editor role or something like that), so I could create the subtitles. But I'd understand if thats not okay with you! th-cam.com/video/mnKOX2PaQZY/w-d-xo.html
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This channel is superbly filling the need of the online USGI reenacting community. All great information with no BS. Amazing job putting all of this info that has beforehand been available from a handful of different websites into 1 easily digestible source!
Thank you for the kind words! We are so happy to hear that our goals with this channel are being met fantastically!
I'm doing ww2 hungarian reenacting, but still it's so interesting to learn about other countries and their reenacting
Another great video as usual
Could you make a video on how to act in a reenactment and about camps and daily routine? If you could as well do some basic drill and training it would be greatly appreciated!
A dime works well for the distance from the seam to the top of the patch
Sgt. & SSgt also acted as platoon guide a.k.a. Asst. Plt. Sgt. Sgt being the Plt Guide prior to rank elevation of course & even so it was a lateral. The Korean war era 1948-1951 Blue on Yellow or "Goldenlite" were in two grades combatant & non. Also known as Mamie Eisenhower stripes due to their reduced size of 2 inches in width 1 inch shorter than the previous variety. & that fella sewing the 36th T patch looks like an original one too.
Will there be a video on officer ranks?
I think we are set up next to you... Are you at Reading?
Update, we were set up next to hin
We want to set up a basic training immersion event, all will have all of their patches and chevrons removed and be taught how to sew and darn will be taught too.
What about the american flag on the right arm? Was it only a paratrooper thing?
The American flag on the sleeve was something done for primarily invasion operations. The airborne are popular for doing it but regular infantry divisions can be seen doing it during such invasions as Operation Torch and Operation Dragoon
Tech Sargent was kind of it own thing
Now I don't know if you will respond, if anyone will, but I'm trying too portray a rifleman in the 45th infantry division, and I got a patch from a army surplus store, the problem is, I don't know how to identify what the time era is, and if it matters. If someone could let me know please tell me soon, thank you.
Hello! In the video description, there is a link to us to ask your questions! Click the link for Cooleo2019 and your questions can be answered there!
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Hey, love the vids, could you possibly enable community contributions to the subtitles so it can be transcripted to other languages by fellow contributors?
Absolutely would love to do that!
@@theusgireenactorguide1830 the reason I was asking is I wanted to caption your lessons in reenacting to czech, I even contacted instagram of The Doc, but sadly got no answer :) Earlier it was possible to allow community contribution to the videos, though it might not be possible anymore, the only way on youtube now is if I could get the permission to manage your captions (effectively giving me a role called Subtitle Editor role or something like that), so I could create the subtitles.
But I'd understand if thats not okay with you!
th-cam.com/video/mnKOX2PaQZY/w-d-xo.html
@@man1ak51 We would absolutely love to have your contribution! If you contact USGI Reenacting on instagram we can work something out!
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