My Greatest Reenacting Experiences: The Fog of War
May 28, 2018
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as posted by the channelThe Recreated Coldstream Guards, 1815 can be found here
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Like any other reenactor, I have often found myself sitting around a fire sharing heroic and harrowing tales from previous events, and listening to my 'comrades in arms' share their own tales. From the largest and most spectacular of battles, the "Waterloos" and "Yorktowns," to the small local fairs and festivals, there's always another incredible story to share, and new historic insights which might be gained from such experiences. So, I thought that it might be fun to start a little series of videos specifically about stories such as that!
In this video, I discuss a time when I learned first hand just how obscuring the smoke of a crisply laid volley can be, and also, of how incredibly terrifying such a thing can be, when in the heat of action.
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