The Japanese Internment and one Man’s Challenge to the Existing Meanings

By: Drew Heinlein

June 30, 2010

Before his journey to the United States, Yoriyuki Kikuchi’s life in Japan couldn’t have more greatly contrasted his later existence as a victim of racial segregation and internment. “I had two younger brothers and four sisters in my family. But in the house we had two maids and three servants. So we were pretty comfortable.”¹...

What Happens at a Reenactment?

By: Anonymous

December 25th, 2006

Every re-enactment is different; that is part of the charm of the hobby. The one thing that is guaranteed is that it won’t be “the same old thing”. What follows then is typical, but no two re-enactments will be identical...

The Schutzstaffel

By: Chris Kapuscik

June 12th, 2006

“Clear the streets, the SS marches, The storm-columns stand at the ready. They will take the road, From tyranny to freedom. So we are all ready to give our all, As did our fathers before us. Let death be our battle companion. We are the black hand.” Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler Marching Song...

Members Articles

By: Matt Caffrey

So what is this Articles page all about? This is your place to input your thoughts and contributions to our website. You can submit anything you want. As long as it relates to hobby, provides a positive attitude, and preferably in English, it'll be posted! You may write about anything pertaining to WW2, whether it be research on soldier life, weapons training and safety, your experiences as a WW2 reenactor, historical events, how to rebuild jeep engines, photographs, eBay tips, etc... it's up to you.

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