As countries all over the world go into lockdown, social distancing and self-isolation become the new normal. Chris and Lasse investigate the effect this is having on the community and ask if it’s possible to reenact without leaving home.

As always;
http://soldatenforum.com

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Thanks to Mike, aka Retroman, for editing the episode.

Join Lasse with new guest Will. He's British and has an extensive reenactment career behind him. The two of them will discuss the reenactment scene in the UK, as well as a few other things. What is, after all, a tea room?

Visit Will's unit webpage here:
http://www.gdlivinghistory.com/

And as always;
http://soldatenforum.com

Ben Tracey joins the duo again to talk about the realities of reenactment. Will other people come up to you and critique your kit during an event? And is your kit really ever finished?

Verlag Kopf was discussed, and it can be visited here.
https://german-ww2.com

And as always;
https://soldatenforum.com

After a winter hiatus, Lasse and Chris are back at it. Tune in to hear them talk about the events of the winter, IF8 trailers, vehicle owners and a kid's paperwork.

Fort Mifflin has since published it's dates, and can be found here:
http://www.fortmifflin.us/event/world-war-ii/

And as always;
www.soldatenforum.com

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Big thanks to Mike, aka Retroman from the UK for editing this episode.

It's the spookiest time of the year, so join Lasse and Chris as they tell their own horror stories from the hobby... But only do it if you dare!
Listen to the tales of event organisers threatening to kill, reenactors throwing away all their kit and the legendary finger of FIG. Also called the Figner.

And as always;
www.soldatenforum.com

On the tenth episode, Lasse recaps his longer journey to Belgium for a large reenactment, Chris has some questions and then recaps his past events as well. Tune in!

And as always;

http://www.soldatenforum.com

With a third guest, Ben Tracey, we dive into a chat without any set goals. We talk a bit about upcoming events, previous events and reenacting internationally. Ben's quite the globetrotter.

And as always;

http://www.soldatenforum.com

What are some basic dos and don'ts of reenacting? Listen in to no less than 25 topics. Bonus content includes the tale of Lasse and Chris' first interaction and if you should flush your toilet while podcasting.

 Links discussed:

https://www.dday-1944.com/en/

https://www.duolingo.com

And as always;

http://www.soldatenforum.com

Food is an essential part of any event. What should one bring, and what shouldn't one bring? Can you deep fry in the field? Have a listen!

Links discussed;
https://www.facebook.com/norskeir/

https://www.amazon.com/Rations-German-Wehrmacht-World-War/dp/0764335200/ref=sr_1_1?hvadid=78271535364344&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvqmt=e&keywords=rations+of+the+german+wehrmacht+in+world+war+ii&qid=1562196079&s=gateway&sr=8-1

http://festung.net/wehrmachtsteelrationcans.htm

http://3panzergrenadierdivisionsphotos.blogspot.com/2013/08/recipes-from-wehrmacht-cookbook.html

http://sichrgt195.blogspot.com/2017/11/simple-wwii-german-recipes-for.html

http://sichrgt195.blogspot.com/2017/11/more-original-wwii-wehrmacht-field.html

https://www.atlas-repropaperwork.com

And as always;

www.soldatenforum.com

Listen in on the basics of how to get started with reenacting. What should you, and shouldn't do as a start? What kit should you buy first? And how do you know when you're hit?

Here's links to the resources presented in today's episode:

https://www.amazon.com/German-Army-Uniforms-Insignia-1933-1945/dp/1860198694

http://www.dererstezug.com/equipment.htm

http://www.festung.net/livinghistoryarticles.htm

https://www.soldatenforum.com

And the list of the reenactment units in North America can be found here:

https://festung.net/wwiigermanreenactmentunitlist.htm