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Civil War Reenactors
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2015
- As Civil War reenactor Scott Sturdivant says, "It's not for everybody. Not everybody wants to dress up in wool and run around in the 90 and 100 degree weather. It takes a special kind of person to want to do that." But, for Sturdivant and his mates in the 8th Virginia Infantry Reenactors, turning back the clock is a way of life. Several times each year, they gather with thousands of other Civil War enthusiasts to recreate area battles and encampments that happened over 150 years ago.
I agree with everything he says it is a great time to go outdoors and experience what they had to go through
"who won the war"
I want to think you are joking, but personally, I know better. Just last year in my 9th-grade class a girl asked me who we were fighting in the American Revolutionary War, no joke. Why do people have almost no understanding of their history? seriously, it isn't just America, my history teacher showed us a video of a guy going around Japan asking teens about the date August 6th, 1945, the teens just smiled and said, "I dunno know" (in Japanese of course). They don't even know the date their country got messed the heck up! august 6th and 9th. Not that hard, I as an American knew that since like 5th grade.
History buffs are becoming a rare breed! I feel America is losing its identity. Forget all history, then how do we even remember who the hell we are?
People like you and me are an endangered species in this modern world.
Agreed. I don’t think WWII is even taught in Japan, and what little is isn’t accurate to say without getting into politics.
Soooo who won the war?
daniel. esti *inhales* REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I’m in 7th grade (and a civil war re-enactor) there are people who are stuck on Tim toc or instagram who think George Washington fought I’m the civil war or the Abraham Lincoln was our first president
Amazing video! Great footage, angles, and interviews!
I might give you guys a shoutout sometime soon!
Makes me miss reenacting even more.
Yay history boy
War is sweet to those who have not tasted it...
Is this ment to mock those who reenact? We don’t mean to actually war it out but more so... educate ourselves and others about the war there is so real way you could possibly recreate the true horrors of war
@Antoine Levasseur clearly goes to show your taste in history it seems we just like to relive it..
Mister James I hate to inform you but I myself am a reenactor... part of the 24th South Carolina
LOVED YOUR VIDEO! DEO VINDICE!
Just found your channel - enjoyed the video - LIKED and SUBSCRIBED - see you in the field, around the camp fire or on the march. LT 1st Minn Sharpshooters
I'd love to reenact but I have no idea where to start...
Go to pages such as: facebook.com/8thVirginiaInfantry/ and inquire or you can google reenactment groups. Many welcome guests! It's a hobby and great way to escape the modern world for a little while! :)
Just go to a local event and ask a reenactor how to join.
For me I went up to the company commander and said I'd like to join, he then said, go talk to these guys at the 79th new york, and Im currently in my second year with them
I would meet the people at the events and see what they are like before joining ANY unit. Tagged along with a unit that I won't name and man was it the biggest mistake of my life.. Biggest group of assholes.
I joined just by going to a event and talking to a couple groups that were there
Nice job Lieutenant
"Who Won The War Of Northern Aggression?" Why the South did. Lee was walking into the building where the surrender was to take place. He saw grant standing there by the door and thought he was the doorman, so he handed Grant his sword and went in.
Screw Dixie.,then and now.
Good video!
General MacLeod is California ready yes sir California is ready
Get help
Too many sausages in that pan. 😂
Up and to your post let no one forget today that you are from old Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia
Any other questions?
There are two flags I fly on my property I fly the Scottish flag and I also fly by country's flag the Confederate flag and the third flag I'll start flying tomorrow that's the Bonnie blue flag
I would be super excited to re-enact, but no groups that I have contacted have gotten back to me!
Can anybody let me know how to become a re-enactor in the Connecticut - New England area?
The internet is your friend, I would google civil war reenacting groups in and around you area. That is the easiest way. Don't go buying any gear before that, each unit has its own uniform requirements and such and they can always point you in the right direction to get started. Each unit is like a family and every family is different so find one that you get along with and you'll do just fine.
Hi there, not sure if you have already found a group or not. I reannact the War of 1812 with the 21st United States Infantry and we would love to help you experience an event and see how you like it. If interested please do feel free to email me at Kingotter12@gmail.com. Hope to hear from you.
The Battle of Crispy Creme.
Best fed Rebs evah!
I have a flintlock musket a flintlock musket is better than a cap musket
With all the respect but I think the average confederate/union soldier was not overweight.
I'm a soldier in the Confederate Army these mean if you want to enlist you can be paid by the confederate government $15 a month
Reenactor or not, is it a good or bad thing that i know the battle field first thing and then recognise people for the ammount of smoke comming from the muskets and the hats???
Katlin McCreery no
So, I'm interested in doing a reenactment in the next few years, (I want to get a bit taller, I'm in Wisconsin and don't want to be the dip in the line [then again, I'm only 13 right now]). I was wondering if there is an estimate to cost of starting to reenact, I've heard that most groups will lend you kit for the first event or two. I was just wondering if their are any tips I should know for when I start.
You can get into it reenactments right now and i would say you should go for it, yes you legally cant shot a musket at the age of 13 but still you are able to get involved in a fantastic hobby, in my group we have a young man at the age of 14 who holds are flag and still dos everything we do. Yes you would be able... in most cases to borrow gear, if you do want to really get in to it and buy all the gear without buying a musket it can cost you 400$ though 1,000$ just depending on the authenticity you want. I recommend you getting in contact with a reenacting group in your are and try it out, reenactors are the nicest people you will meat no matter what age you are. So just give it a try. If you have any more questions feel free to ask me, I have bin a reenactor for 5 years.
WeVikings Alright, thank you for the advice. I noticed that you said at the age of 13 you cannot legally fire a reenactment musket, at what age does it become legal for me to do so? 18?
TheMadGunther at least in my area and everywhere that I know of you must be 16 years old and have your parents permission to be able to use a Musket.
WeVikings Alright, thank you!
I'm 13 and a in a CW unit
Hey teach your kids to reenact and they won’t have drug money 😂
Wish the dude playing music would at least bring a parlor guitar. Not that it has to be from like 1855 but at least not a shiny Japanese made dreadnought guitar
So it's like LARP ... but with politics.
During the 18th century in the 17th century the British muskets when they load the powder charge into the barrel sometimes it did not have enough powder when it fired and other times it had too much powder in the barrel because the British could never get it right just saying during the American Revolution war with the British a lot of British soldiers got injured because their muskets would explode because there was too much power In The Barrel of the weapon
Watching this after a 6 years of reenacting. I wouldn't recommend getting into it unless you are willing to devote years of study and have a large amount of funds to buying gear. Find a local unit and tag along with them before devoting yourself completely into the hobby, otherwise you have just wasted your time and money.
Women in the ranks during Civil War reenactments I understand. But women as officers?
hollywoodwerewolf If they can make it look like they are men, I don’t see an issue
@@sirboomsalot4902 same, except the problem usually is (and it's usually the artillery or dismounted cavalry who are the most farby to begin with.) that you can spot that they are a women from across the field as they don't even try to hide their hair or try to hide the bulge of their breasts. In the 9 years I've done reenacting, I've only come across one women who passed looking like a guy and that was at the 155th New Market. I think all units should have a rule that if you can't make yourself look like a guy, then you can't go out onto the field as a soldier.
Paul Dixon Agreed
@@sirboomsalot4902 Women during the war would have never made it past private, they were not allowed to be there so they tried to keep a low profile
No Yankees Are allowed on my property
You guys are not doing everything the right way if you want to be authentic leave your cell phones at home and leave every 21st century technology at your home if you going to do this old school I have a plantation in South Carolina that my family still lives on it has no landlines in no cell phone towers so the only time I could use my cell phone is when I come into Charleston when I stay a couple days with my sister but when I go back to my Plantation everything is like the 19th century like it's 1850 is it is still working Plantation I grow tobacco cotton and rice
2:01 *Cringe*
[154thTN] Seth Adam I will be see u and 154th TN this spring or summer. I am looking foward to be shooting at u guys. lol
+James Richardson Okay don't have an heart attack big guy, lol
[154thTN] Seth Adam Promise i won't lol
James Richardson Haha okay buddy see ya there
[154thTN] Seth Adam Going To SHILOH?
I use to be into going and seeing these reenactor battles on the civil war and ww2 BUT having to see these overweight actors playing in these battles just turned me off and I stopped going. I am not trying to hate on anyone BUT if you are that passionate about it then working on yourself should also be a priority IMHO. But like I said it's today's high-calorie society and I am not hating ON ANYONE... it's just my preference to see people that matched the people of that ERA (where weight wasn't an issue).