WWII Reenacting US Army Uniforms and Field Gear

Hello everyone! I meant to post this like a year ago but it completely passed my radar. It is still fairly the same, however, though I’ll probably make an updated version at some point. Thanks for watching!

[@blastbri1997]

just a note to kill this myth. The camo HBT's were not withdrawn because of friendly fire. Not a single document has been found with any instances of friendly fire because of the camo hbt's.
They were simply replaced by the OD HBT with the new reissue after OP-COBRA. They were just bad overall and faded to a white color making them stand out even more.
Actually it was the standard OD HBT that soldiers were afraid to wear because they looked like the german HBT's. This has been reported from frontline soldiers in QM field reports of 1944. For that reason frontline soldiers rarely wore their HBT's when in battle but kept it as a replacement set.

[@WW2IEBproductions]

is that one of my chesterfield cigs and k rat i gave you??? lol little did they know that the Grand cleaning kit carries an EpiPen. good vid btw!

[@BruceK10032]

Well done!

[@huntclanhunt9697]

Does the sweater go between the M41 and the mustard wools?

[@WWIIman1942]

Yes

[@randychambers560]

My grandfather was I and r platoon 41st Armored in WWII

[@ritchhistory1888]

That’s super cool! It’s a fascinating unit.

[@Billy_yank1865]

i portray fox company 502nd pir

[@DJNachoslll]

There's no way a shovel was called an entrenching tool 💀

[@BruceK10032]

Yup! Sure was. Sometimes it was written as "intrenching tool." Go figure. That's the army.

[@dnrplz]

That was the name of it 💀

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

Yes it is. And it's not just a shovel. It can be folded out and locked to make a pick. Picks break ground, shovels move it. Come on by and I'll show you how it works.

[@paulmeyer434]

Yup

[@1joshjosh1]

Still is.