@Moh Zahir USMC مسيحي 7777 Remind me what was written on the German belt buckle since Prussian era, which Hitler didn't even remove when he redesigned it? "Gott mit uns" - Not a very "teutonic pagan" thing to have on every single soldier... Do your research bud
@Moh Zahir USMC مسيحي 7777 you clearly don't. And you just contradicted yourself. Paganism is polytheism, and "Gott" means "God". Which you accept. And it's an undeniable fact that it says Gott mit uns. Which means God. Not Gods... Have you any proof that the Nazis were pagan, like, at all
This content is absolutely fantastic. It gives such great viewpoint and understanding for new reenactors who are just beginning the hobbie. Thank you, and greetings from America!
I joined a fallschirmjäger re-enactment group and despite me just joining I did a ton of research on the equipment and the group was very impressed with my kit because I had pretty much everything including all the personal items. I'm loving the hobby and I got another event next week
The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse is this what you do? Just go around to videos about teaching all sides of history and reply to every comment calling people Nazis? You are the problem.
Excellent. I'm part of Großdeutschland 1 in the UK, only recently joined after a stint in the LSSAH and we take accuracy very seriously. This is a very good video, maybe you can do a supplementary one on common personal effects carried by German soldiers ie pipes, matches, razors, toothpaste, combs, butter dishes and so on, because that's also really useful to know. Just a thought.
I’m glad someone is discussing the swapping the repro buttons for originals. I took this approach to ALL my reproduction uniform pieces..I especially used original glass buttons where I could... glass buttons are truly sexy 😄
@@cctproductions6976 I never broke a glass button while reenacting for over 20 years. As long as you’re not diving on concrete or cobblestone, and even then, those glass buttons are pretty resilient. Most reproduction’s uniform’s secondary closure buttons looks like something you can buy at Walmart anyways, I’ll risk breaking a glass or Bakelite button over that any day.
Although I’m in western australia and we don’t have reenactment groups I want to start a German reenactment group and use our gel ball guns ( airsoft guns but they shoot orbez like things) on my farm property we have hundreds of acres full of forest so I think it would be fun.
Weapons would probably be the most difficult part in Finland. Even deactivated guns have to be registered, and whoever possesses them has to have a license for that individual weapon. One has to be a member of a shooting club or similar for 2 years to get a license. Good luck trying to get an MP40 or similar, since the view of the law is "once full auto, always full auto", even if the gun has been welded to the point of exploding if it was ever fired for real.
Good to see someone else who replaces reproduction buttons!! I kind of have a button obsession and when I get a reproduction uniform I’ll completely strip it and add all original buttons with original button weight thread. I’ll usually add glass buttons to the cuff closures , dressing pocket etc..... because glass buttons are the coolest things!!!!
I’ve been getting started in German reenacting but I do American rn and building a German impression is a hobby, I just got a pair of German jackboots from ww2 for 30$
Question, are there any roles that exists for females in German reenactment group, because all I can think of is maybe in a volkssturm role around 1945.
Hello Eliza! :) There most certainly are! I don't know if you have a particular interest, but there is a long list of possibilities. There are nurses, Feuerwehr, and auxiliary military personnel, etc. Please check out my friends from German, these girls do a fantastic impression. facebook.com/Helferinnen/ Best regards from Norway :)
@@elizabethedelweiss Your welcome my dear, good luck! :) If you have any further questions just ask. But consider reaching out to the girls in the previously mentioned group, they can certainly better answer any questions you might have. :)
I have been a U.S. reenactor for 40 years. WW2 4th and 14th Armored units. Atthefront.com is a great vender. Most of there stuff is made in house at there place in Columbia K.Y. Rolland Curtis owns it and is very good at getting it right. He dose sell stuff from other makers but the A.T.F. things are spot on.
Oh i so wanted those! I wanted to join a reenacting group, spend days with them at battlefield. But there is no WW2 reenacting group here in Brazil, and it's harder to get those items in good quality or uncensored...
Excellent video, I came in search for the name of the SA brownshirt and you said they're called "service shirts" so that's one of the main things I need thank you.
I believe what you're looking for is actually referred to as a "tunic." Service shirts are just what the soldier wears underneath the tunic (think of it like wearing a dress shirt underneath a suit coat). The Sturmabteilung enlisted man's tunic consisted of a yellowish brown tunic that ends at the waist and is meant to be tucked into the trousers. Officers tunics appear to be longer, and similar cut to a typical Wehrmacht and Waffen SS tunic. Note that variations in colour, pocket style, collar tab style, insignia, buttons, and other such details may have occured. The SA was an ever changing organization especially after the Nacht der Langen Messer and the removal of Ernst Röhm Hope this helps.
I understand this was very long time ago, but I want to know, is the uniform you have shown around 6:25 the one you primarily use? And if so, is it a Norwegian SS volunteer uniform cosplay? Or a conscript one?
I want to join a German reenacting group, but I cannot afford one thing. My family is also trying to save up so we can have a house. But because of this video in the future I will know what to get. Thank you!
I wish your family the best. When you get into a better situation there are ways to do this a lot cheaper and not sacrifice on quality. Gavin Militaria has very good quality uniforms for the best prices. Join a reenactment gear Facebook group, people are selling stuff on those all the time. You can get pretty much all the equipment you need that way for a fraction of the price of new stuff. And even better it'll already be slightly aged for you.
Hello ! I love your videos, I just want to get into a German HEER uniform and your advice is very informative! However, I did not understand where you find the top quality belt buckles?
I already have a basic ss uniform minus the service shirt and braces, but does anyone have any recommendations on any vendors that offer accurate field gear and personal items for a good price?
Hey, quick question. Have you seen the website Epic Militaria? They're one of the many I've found so far, like the ones you recommended, and I was wondering if you'd recommend them. They have cheap but, from the looks of it, good quality equipment and uniforms, but I'm still skeptical. For example, they have a pair of jackboots for just about $145 US dollars, compared to the $200-$400 range you mentioned in the video. They look good, but I'm wondering. If anyone has any answers on this, let me know.
Hi I see nobody responded and having used epic for years now, I think I'm best to help, if you've not already solved the issue. The Epic boots are perhaps the only time I agree with epic critics, as they are pretty tacky, inconsistent and the hob nails fall out allllll the time. If your also in the UK a better choise i've lent to for German Uniforms is Militaria.net. I got my boots there, with white stitching as opposed to black, but a bit of polish solves it right out. Best of luck and hope this can be of some help
@@waristheraputic are epic militaria roughout boots for us reenacting good I got original us ww2 m1 chin straps from them and there good because the original surplus
Elsenau Militaria is what you are looking for. The quality is very good but honestly not worth it in my opinion. Gavin comes very close for a fraction of the price.
Great video ! Btw. Have you ever heard of any reenacment group of the 8th SS Cavalry "Florian Geyer" ? I'm soldier of the 2nd Cavalry Guard voluntary Regiment of the Polish Armed Forces, and I'm curious about any ww2 german cavalry reeneactors...
Great video , have a question what is the more plain tunic you wore when showing off the container at 16:30 if you remember where you got it it would be appreciated 👍
Depends on what time period, where the place you are re-enacting is (Normandy, Stalingrad, etc), and what type of re-enactment, camp, battlefield, barracks. if you are asking about in general did they go out with just bare tunics? then yes that's fine. just get the time period and place correct and you should be good to go
Relatively new subscriber here. Love these videos! Really explains the philosophy behind Living History outside the usual perceptions of just "dressing up" or "looking the part" most may have about the hobby.
Hey I’m putting together a kit right now and on my belt for some reason my belt is pulled down where the shovel and bayonet are because they are more heavy so it’s blended in one area and the belt isn’t straight and even do you know how I can fix this?
I would start by looking around to see what reenactment groups are in your area.. For a new reenactor it is absolutely best to join an already existing reputable unit :)
@@ww2historyandreenacting I live in Maryland doing a 29th infantry division 116th infantry regiment impression and I haven't joined a group yet but there Ohio based and are welcome to people in Maryland so should I join them and Ohio is close to maryland
Hi, at what age can someone start, I am 13 and live in argentina but I think that in argentina there arent such good reenactment groups, where do you recommend me to go ( a country where there are good reenactment groups) Thanks
I bought everything already but the only thing I am stuck is the ammo pouches because I have m24 ammo pouches but someone told me to uss kar98 ammo pouches but I want to portray late war!
I would like to start with this hobby myself, but i feel bad for using original ww2 material and probably break it after some years. Like buttons and belts....
There are many good reproductions out there! We mostly use reproduction uniforms and equipment, buy certain items are original... but that's just our group own standards.. :)
Do you know what Waffen SS rank/s would command a platoon? Also, were there German jackboots with only rubber heels because as far as I know German jackboots had hobnails underneath them. I found reproductions from military harbor but Im not sure if they are accurate cause they are only rubber heels. Lastly, do German NCO's wear EM uniforms and equipment or the one's used by officers (like for example, did they use EM or Officer field cap and visor cap)?
One of the best things I love about the German army is the music.
Same
Same
Auf der heide blüht ein kleines
Westerwald be vibing
Same
Nothing like starting out wrong and correcting it two years later
Yes, that is no fun!
Oh you must be a fun guy at parties
@Moh Zahir USMC مسيحي 7777 Remind me what was written on the German belt buckle since Prussian era, which Hitler didn't even remove when he redesigned it? "Gott mit uns" - Not a very "teutonic pagan" thing to have on every single soldier... Do your research bud
@Moh Zahir USMC مسيحي 7777 you clearly don't. And you just contradicted yourself. Paganism is polytheism, and "Gott" means "God". Which you accept. And it's an undeniable fact that it says Gott mit uns. Which means God. Not Gods... Have you any proof that the Nazis were pagan, like, at all
@Moh Zahir USMC مسيحي 7777 lol
Thinking about joining a German reenactment group and this video is very helpful to what I need for it thank you.
thank you very much, im glad you found it helpful :)
@@ww2historyandreenactingsame it was very helpful
This content is absolutely fantastic. It gives such great viewpoint and understanding for new reenactors who are just beginning the hobbie. Thank you, and greetings from America!
Thank you, so glad to hear that! :) :)
Btw the accurate civilian suspenders shown are called “herkules” suspenders.
Correct :)
Bro I'm scared my parents will think i'm a nazi if ipick German
@@koolaidklankillers If your parents don't support Vice, you'll be fine.
I joined a fallschirmjäger re-enactment group and despite me just joining I did a ton of research on the equipment and the group was very impressed with my kit because I had pretty much everything including all the personal items. I'm loving the hobby and I got another event next week
That's awesome! 😊👍 Great work assembling your kit! Welcome to the hobby! Enjoy! 😊😊😊
Outstanding video!!!!
Thank you my friend!!!! :) :)
wish you didnt delete all your videos man
@@codydonoghue5082 UA-cam did it
These are the best instructional vids on the subject. The "rules" would apply to any nationality, arm or unit. Congratulations, well put together.
This is the only well made reenactment channel👍👍
Check out Panzersoldat1
Rifleman Moore as well and History Secrets/Brandon F.
Reenactor Guy too.
History secrets is pretty neat
The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse is this what you do? Just go around to videos about teaching all sides of history and reply to every comment calling people Nazis? You are the problem.
As always, great video 😊 Very professional. Brings a new depth to the field of reenactment!
Thank you my friend, really appreciate the feedback as always! :) :)
cant wait for part 3 whenever a new video of yours comes out my friends and i always watch it in our study hall class
Thank you very much, I'm flattered! :) :)
I finally know how to start re-enacting. Very helpful video!
Thank you! I'm glad you found the video helpful! :)
"So let's roll on".....I literally laughed out loud.
Excellent. I'm part of Großdeutschland 1 in the UK, only recently joined after a stint in the LSSAH and we take accuracy very seriously. This is a very good video, maybe you can do a supplementary one on common personal effects carried by German soldiers ie pipes, matches, razors, toothpaste, combs, butter dishes and so on, because that's also really useful to know. Just a thought.
I know that this is an extremely old comment but could you tell me how I could join that reenactment group?
I’m glad someone is discussing the swapping the repro buttons for originals. I took this approach to ALL my reproduction uniform pieces..I especially used original glass buttons where I could... glass buttons are truly sexy 😄
glass is fragile
@@cctproductions6976 I never broke a glass button while reenacting for over 20 years. As long as you’re not diving on concrete or cobblestone, and even then, those glass buttons are pretty resilient. Most reproduction’s uniform’s secondary closure buttons looks like something you can buy at Walmart anyways, I’ll risk breaking a glass or Bakelite button over that any day.
@@kurtwk 👍
Although I’m in western australia and we don’t have reenactment groups I want to start a German reenactment group and use our gel ball guns ( airsoft guns but they shoot orbez like things) on my farm property we have hundreds of acres full of forest so I think it would be fun.
Dude just took historical airsoft to a whole new level
@@zanderbroe5706 it sounds awesome. Too bad they have no banned gel blasters in the state i live in. Australia's gun related laws are dumb.
Weapons would probably be the most difficult part in Finland. Even deactivated guns have to be registered, and whoever possesses them has to have a license for that individual weapon. One has to be a member of a shooting club or similar for 2 years to get a license. Good luck trying to get an MP40 or similar, since the view of the law is "once full auto, always full auto", even if the gun has been welded to the point of exploding if it was ever fired for real.
Great video, very informative.
Thank you my friend! :)
Good to see someone else who replaces reproduction buttons!! I kind of have a button obsession and when I get a reproduction uniform I’ll completely strip it and add all original buttons with original button weight thread. I’ll usually add glass buttons to the cuff closures , dressing pocket etc..... because glass buttons are the coolest things!!!!
Totally agree - that's awesome! Good to hear that there are more of us out there! :)
I’ve been getting started in German reenacting but I do American rn and building a German impression is a hobby, I just got a pair of German jackboots from ww2 for 30$
Question, are there any roles that exists for females in German reenactment group, because all I can think of is maybe in a volkssturm role around 1945.
Hello Eliza! :)
There most certainly are! I don't know if you have a particular interest, but there is a long list of possibilities. There are nurses, Feuerwehr, and auxiliary military personnel, etc.
Please check out my friends from German, these girls do a fantastic impression.
facebook.com/Helferinnen/
Best regards from Norway :)
@@ww2historyandreenacting that's perfect, that you I'll have to look into this to a deeper extent, thank you!
@@elizabethedelweiss Your welcome my dear, good luck! :)
If you have any further questions just ask. But consider reaching out to the girls in the previously mentioned group, they can certainly better answer any questions you might have. :)
Hello does you have tips to clean the interior of an original canteen ?
Man five years ago felt like yesterday. I still remember when this video was first uploaded. 😮
I wish somebody would do a detailed video like this for civil war reenactors!
I have been a U.S. reenactor for 40 years. WW2 4th and 14th Armored units. Atthefront.com is a great vender. Most of there stuff is made in house at there place in Columbia K.Y. Rolland Curtis owns it and is very good at getting it right. He dose sell stuff from other makers but the A.T.F. things are spot on.
40 year - that's awesome! Yes, I agree, he makes some good stuff! Thanks for the comment :)
Oh i so wanted those! I wanted to join a reenacting group, spend days with them at battlefield. But there is no WW2 reenacting group here in Brazil, and it's harder to get those items in good quality or uncensored...
Thinking about joining a reanactment group very helpful
Thank you, I'm glad you found the video helpful 😊 I also really recommend the hobby 😊
What’s the best way to handle physical problems in reenacting? Such as knee problems or heel issues.
Great video, if you reenact heer then you probably should try and get an original belt buckle.
11:33 SSanta...
XD
Make a video on the food that was prepared for the soldiers
Will do a video on that in the future - thanks for the tip! :)
reenactor guy has a great video on repro german rations
@@ww2historyandreenacting yes please!
Excellent video, I came in search for the name of the SA brownshirt and you said they're called "service shirts" so that's one of the main things I need thank you.
I believe what you're looking for is actually referred to as a "tunic." Service shirts are just what the soldier wears underneath the tunic (think of it like wearing a dress shirt underneath a suit coat). The Sturmabteilung enlisted man's tunic consisted of a yellowish brown tunic that ends at the waist and is meant to be tucked into the trousers. Officers tunics appear to be longer, and similar cut to a typical Wehrmacht and Waffen SS tunic. Note that variations in colour, pocket style, collar tab style, insignia, buttons, and other such details may have occured. The SA was an ever changing organization especially after the Nacht der Langen Messer and the removal of Ernst Röhm Hope this helps.
@@obviouspseudonym9345 thanks mate it really does help.
Good morning and greeting from Raleigh North Carolina USA
Hello, thanks for watching! :)
Best regards from Norway :)
Gebirgsjager (newbie) from Raleigh here!
@@ww2historyandreenactingNorwegian here too :)
Could you put a link to your unit introduction guide booklets? Thank you!
They are in Norwegian, and only printed - sorry
13.19 Which type of boots are these? I have a pair but they are too worn out to see identification and I don't know the origin.
Could we please have links to the products/vendors you recommend? Where did you get your marching boots?
Hermoso trabajo , muchachos... saludos desde Chile,el último bastión Prusiano...!!
Chile tiene la copia de seguridad de la Wehrmacht. Pronto se requerirán sus servicios. Saludos desde México.
will there be a part 3?
I just keep watching videos like this again because you're videos are just so nice
I understand this was very long time ago, but I want to know, is the uniform you have shown around 6:25 the one you primarily use? And if so, is it a Norwegian SS volunteer uniform cosplay? Or a conscript one?
This is a typical configuration of a regular Norwegian volunteer in Rgt. Norge as you would find originals 😊
@@ww2historyandreenacting I see now! I just thought it’d be somewhere around there since I saw the collar tabs.
Would you say Sturm M40 wool trousers are any good? Thanks for guiding us!
3:36 where did you get the equipment here especially the norwegian jacket
I want to join a German reenacting group, but I cannot afford one thing.
My family is also trying to save up so we can have a house. But because of this video in the future I will know what to get.
Thank you!
I wish your family the best.
When you get into a better situation there are ways to do this a lot cheaper and not sacrifice on quality. Gavin Militaria has very good quality uniforms for the best prices. Join a reenactment gear Facebook group, people are selling stuff on those all the time. You can get pretty much all the equipment you need that way for a fraction of the price of new stuff. And even better it'll already be slightly aged for you.
Great video!! Did nordland division use M36/39 tunics? Or did they use only M43 tunics?
Thanks for sharing, very informative and eye opening ! Nice collection !
Thank you Michael, glad you liked the video! :)
Hello !
I love your videos, I just want to get into a German HEER uniform and your advice is very informative!
However, I did not understand where you find the top quality belt buckles?
Maybe you said so in the video, but where did you get the Norwegian SS uniform jacket?
Fantastic and very very informative, thank you man 🙋♂️
Thank you! :)
I already have a basic ss uniform minus the service shirt and braces, but does anyone have any recommendations on any vendors that offer accurate field gear and personal items for a good price?
Hey, quick question. Have you seen the website Epic Militaria? They're one of the many I've found so far, like the ones you recommended, and I was wondering if you'd recommend them. They have cheap but, from the looks of it, good quality equipment and uniforms, but I'm still skeptical. For example, they have a pair of jackboots for just about $145 US dollars, compared to the $200-$400 range you mentioned in the video. They look good, but I'm wondering. If anyone has any answers on this, let me know.
Hi I see nobody responded and having used epic for years now, I think I'm best to help, if you've not already solved the issue. The Epic boots are perhaps the only time I agree with epic critics, as they are pretty tacky, inconsistent and the hob nails fall out allllll the time. If your also in the UK a better choise i've lent to for German Uniforms is Militaria.net. I got my boots there, with white stitching as opposed to black, but a bit of polish solves it right out. Best of luck and hope this can be of some help
@@waristheraputic Thanks! :)
@@waristheraputic are epic militaria roughout boots for us reenacting good I got original us ww2 m1 chin straps from them and there good because the original surplus
Your humor is amazing.
Might be silly as question,
Do you recommend any sites for uniform's buttons replica?
Where do I find elsanow at? I always hear good things and don't know where to find it
Elsenau Militaria is what you are looking for. The quality is very good but honestly not worth it in my opinion. Gavin comes very close for a fraction of the price.
Would love to do this but got no money lol.
Are there any German reenactment groups in southern California I can join?
www.chgww2.net/headquarters/axis
More please!
More coming :)
Could belt buckles ever be a grey instead of silver? Or did I just get a poor reproduction
Depends on the buckle :)
Have You some contact in person with Elsenau products? I heard and saw lot of great comments about his work, but dont have nothing for this moment.
I don't, but some of the members in my reenacting group use some of his products, and they are of very high quality! :)
Do you happen to have a pdf of that "a soldier's guide to the German language" around? I tried to search it in the web and didn't find any info on it
Do i need to copy an exact unit? And what do i do when reeanacting alone besides making coffe and food
Are you Norwegian? How did you get the Box for the Leather stuff?
Great video ! Btw. Have you ever heard of any reenacment group of the 8th SS Cavalry "Florian Geyer" ? I'm soldier of the 2nd Cavalry Guard voluntary Regiment of the Polish Armed Forces, and
I'm curious about any ww2 german cavalry reeneactors...
We're in Starogard Gdański.
@Kaleb Nowakowski GIVE BACK DANZIG
Great video , have a question what is the more plain tunic you wore when showing off the container at 16:30 if you remember where you got it it would be appreciated 👍
Would you be doing a part 3?
Yes - just waiting for some items 👍😊
WWII History & Reenacting I think we’re all waiting on some items I’m still waiting for some soldaten song books from Germany keep up the good work
And @ 53/54 seconds into the clip going full out after the enemy, was DummKlousen Tripp, who tripped up right away !
what group are you with? i have a idea of the one but im not 100% sure. me and my cousin are thinking on getting into it.
Hey, I just wan’ted to ask, is it okay to so an ss impression whitout the camo uniform? I like the black and grey uniform but they wore camo ones
Depends on what time period, where the place you are re-enacting is (Normandy, Stalingrad, etc), and what type of re-enactment, camp, battlefield, barracks. if you are asking about in general did they go out with just bare tunics? then yes that's fine. just get the time period and place correct and you should be good to go
Relatively new subscriber here. Love these videos! Really explains the philosophy behind Living History outside the usual perceptions of just "dressing up" or "looking the part" most may have about the hobby.
Thanks, very well thought out video, great information
Very helpful, I’ve just noticed I got only like 1/3. Even if I try my best. Probably won’t get it 100%
gracias, eres muy profesional....felicitaciones
been waiting for this
Hopefully you found it interesting and it was worth the wait :)
I have a question . The so called eastern german boot you shown in 13:23 looks like the modern parade german issued shoes? Looks very similar !
Would you recommend History bunker UK?
Hey I’m putting together a kit right now and on my belt for some reason my belt is pulled down where the shovel and bayonet are because they are more heavy so it’s blended in one area and the belt isn’t straight and even do you know how I can fix this?
You got your belt hooks?
You should send link's to all of this stuff, but really I've been looking for this stuff, so please atleast send link's to these.
@Nazi Germany uh oh they are back
M36, M40, and M42 are the most popular tunic types.
Yes 😊
Nice video! Will there be a part 3?
Awesome! Thanks for making Part 2
Thank you Calvin, there will be more :)
Hello, what is the best reproduction of a belt buckle?
Love the video, quality as always
Thank you!! :) :)
how exactly does one find uniforms and kit items?
Where's the third episode?????
I can't see it anywhere
Do you know any good shops?
How do you feel about the gd43 caps, if you have any experience with them? I've been thinking of getting a couple luftwaffe caps from them.
I have never handled one, so wouldn't know. But I've heard some great things about their M43 Heer caps. :)
What do you think of panther store tunics?
Lindo e super bem feito, quente, tecidos de qualidade, representavam o amor pela Alemanha ❤
Thank you 😊😊😊
Any suggestions for a Wehrmacht Division?
I would start by looking around to see what reenactment groups are in your area.. For a new reenactor it is absolutely best to join an already existing reputable unit :)
@@ww2historyandreenacting I live in Maryland doing a 29th infantry division 116th infantry regiment impression and I haven't joined a group yet but there Ohio based and are welcome to people in Maryland so should I join them and Ohio is close to maryland
Спасибо за видео 👍👍👍
whats the song in he beggining
Boots important. But if you have 48EU or 14US shoe size?
Hi, at what age can someone start, I am 13 and live in argentina but I think that in argentina there arent such good reenactment groups, where do you recommend me to go ( a country where there are good reenactment groups) Thanks
who did the fieldcaps?I didnt quite understood
16:51
He looks *way* too comfy.
Any links available for the websites you use?
I bought everything already but the only thing I am stuck is the ammo pouches because I have m24 ammo pouches but someone told me to uss kar98 ammo pouches but I want to portray late war!
I would like to start with this hobby myself, but i feel bad for using original ww2 material and probably break it after some years. Like buttons and belts....
There are many good reproductions out there! We mostly use reproduction uniforms and equipment, buy certain items are original... but that's just our group own standards.. :)
Another perfect video by you. Wish there were such great "manuals" in german language too :-)
Thank you my friend! :) :) :)
Do you know what Waffen SS rank/s would command a platoon? Also, were there German jackboots with only rubber heels because as far as I know German jackboots had hobnails underneath them. I found reproductions from military harbor but Im not sure if they are accurate cause they are only rubber heels.
Lastly, do German NCO's wear EM uniforms and equipment or the one's used by officers (like for example, did they use EM or Officer field cap and visor cap)?
Not going to lie, I want that manual you made for the German Language
I subbed