A Spero's Farm event in Gettysburg, PA portraying the Dutch front in December 1944.

Fort Mifflin hosted a Historic Soldiers Weekend. We portrayed the German soldier throughout the war.

I was invited to participate in the Odessa tactical with 3rd Panzer (http://3pgd.com/). It was a good event, and some great photo ops!

We were invited to attend this year's Winterline event at Newville. A good time was had by all.

The annual fun at Fort Indiantown Gap fighting the battle of the blulge.

Two Zug events from the fall. The Germany '45 event in Hagerstown from November 21-23, and the retreat to the Carpathians in Virginia from October 18-20.

Eisenhower's Farm annual WWII weekend. We didn't do the march this year, but had a good time educating the public.

The 508PIR event in Torrance, PA.

Der Erste Zug attended the FSSF Winterline Italian front January 1944 event held at the Newville trench site.

Due to family Issues I almost didn't make it to this event. I also had to borrow a camera due to mine being broken.
Regardless, it was a good event, and we did a great desertion scenario during the battle on Saturday.

battle on Saturday.

For training purposes the Zug held a paintball/live fire day in Maryland.

I was a squad leader during this one, so not too many photos.

GD Nordwind event at Fort Indiantown Gap. Due to the snow and St. Patrick's Day a lot of people didn't show. It was still a good event!

We were invited to an event in Camden, South Carolina. I didn't carry my camera im the field, but documented the journey with Justin, and Gary.

Newville Ostfront event where we were doing a Kurland Pocket scenario.

Battle of the Bulge reenactment at Fort Indiantown Gap. This year I participated with Der Erster Zug as a Feldwebel (sergant).

A reenactment of the Battle of the Somme in Newville, PA.

Some of my WWI reenacting buddies and I got together to shoot some photos at the GWA trench site. Here's what came out of my camera.

Der Erste Zug pays a visit to the US Army Ordinance Museum in Aberdeen Maryland.

If anyone would like one of these in a Black and White version, leave a comment on it and I'll put one up.

This was a great trip to the George Patton Museum at Fort Knox.