JOHN NORRIS looks back to the formation of the Royal Flying Corps, the forerunner of the RAF…
continue reading >JOHN NORRIS visits a memorial at Runnymede, dedicated to the men and women of the RAF who have no known grave…
continue reading >John Norris looks at some of the more unusual items and weapons used by re-enactors…
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John Norris reports on the 30th Anniversary of the biggest privately owned military vehicle gathering in the world
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John Norris gives re-enactor’s view on one of his favourite subjects – artillery!
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John Norris meets the re-enactors that portray the pilots, aircrew and ground staff of WWII air forces…
continue reading >John Norris looks at how more modern conflicts are portrayed by re-enactment groups…
continue reading >John Norris discusses the history of the British 6-Pounder Anti-Tank Gun
continue reading >John Norris discovers a new group and remembers an almost forgotten chapter of history
continue reading >This issue John Norris puts forward an excellent new idea for re-enactors to consider: National Service…
continue reading >John Norris looks at whether there might now be too many events during the year…
continue reading >This issue JOHN NORRIS looks into the world of actors and re-enactors…
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The 23 Sussex Home Guard with their Northover Projector at 1940s Relived’ held at Brooklands
continue reading >JOHN NORRIS looks at how re-enactors remind us of the rich military history that surrounds us…
continue reading >JOHN NORRIS looks at how re-enactors get hold of their display equipment…
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John Norris looks at re-enactors portraying the ordinary people that made up the heroes of the British Home Front.
continue reading >The ‘War to end all wars’ had a profound effect on the entire world; JOHN NORRIS looks back at how it ended…
continue reading >The Allied invasion of Europe was meticulously planned; JOHN NORRIS looks at those who recreate this momentous day…
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There have been many books produced on the subject of the British soldier in WWI and this time commemorating the centenary of the war has seen more being added to the list.
continue reading >Derek Landers looks at Pedersolli’s excellent repro of the often over-looked Remington Rolling Block BPCR
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