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    #16
    Great shots John, thanks for sharing them with us..

    Has the show aired already?

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      #17
      Eastern Weekend 2007

      The two part four hour series will air Easter Weekend 2007 (see www.greatwar.ca for more information)

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        #18
        Great pics John.

        Brgds

        Paul

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          #19
          Great War Experience

          First all, it was a pleasure and honour 'serving' with JohnM on the shoot. I know John from WW2 reenacting but bonding with him and others from the Ottawa-Montreal area was one of the highlights...I also want his LSAH tunic!

          Our group of 12 Germans included 4 descendants (Arnulf Hennes, Mark Arhendt, James Leu and Kurtis Montgomery) Although we provided military training and the bivouac lifestyle, they provided us with a direct link to history. It was a perfect blend which made the opportunity that much more special. Unfortunately, the production chose or neglected to provide any focus on the German side of the issue, unless it was to reinforce something distasteful, like shooting a medic or priest. But alas, I digress.

          The other Germans that filled out Erste Gruppe of the 72 Infantry Regiment of the Imperial German Army were:

          Unteroffizier Gunther Dietz
          Gefreiter Johan Kleinberg
          Gefreiter Karl Langer
          Muskateer Jeremias Bertsch
          Muskateer Gunther Wistland
          Muskateer Klaus Pruiksma
          Muskateer Oskar Weichel
          Muskateer Johan Spielen

          Thanks to all!

          Karl
          Last edited by Blitzvogel; 08-09-2006, 11:08 AM.

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            #20
            Interesting photos. You guys must have been from the 72nd Reserve Regiment, as the line regiment had cyphered shoulder straps.

            Chip

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              #21
              Chip

              Thanks for the tidbit. We would like to know more as we usually do WW2 impressions but are all historians at heart. I tried to find some info on the 72 Inf Reg but never even saw it listed in the 1916 OOB

              Cheers

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                #22
                That looks like a lot of fun. I have had the pleasure of doing a movie shoot once myself. They put alot of work into this one.

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                  #23
                  WWI Docu-Drama Airing 8 April 2007

                  Hey everyone,
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                  You might recall I and other members of this forum were extras (WWI German Soldiers) in a WWI docu-drama in last summer. It is airing next week. Here is the link for times for those of you in Canada and have access to the CBC Television Network.

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                  http://www3.cbc.ca/sections/newsitem_redux.asp?ID=4530

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                  You can see a preview on You-tube… the use of editing and special effects have brought the action to a whole new level of intensity. It was a moving experience for all of those involved.

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                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgxGxp6nQlQ&NR <O</O
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                  Hope you don’t mind - couldn’t resist sharing…<O</O
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                  John<O</O

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                    #24
                    Wow, those were quite amazing photos. I would be delighted to take part in that sort of activity!

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                      #25
                      Gr******252;******223; Gott Kameraden,

                      Excellent photos! Looks like it was a great time. Wish I could have attended. My great grandfather, "Papa" Gustav Schmeisser, served with the 130th Lothringen Regiment.

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                        #26
                        Thanks for sharing, sure seems like it was a great time.
                        My Great grandfather served with the 28th Infantry Division out of Pennsylvania. He was stationed in the Gerardmer, Sector (Alsace) France for the duration of the War.
                        Last edited by Orangeco707; 04-01-2007, 07:55 PM.

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                          #27
                          Very nice pictures, I was about to say 'These aren't as close to original as can be, you aren't covered in mud', until I saw the the other part of the photo's. They all look very nice and this must've been a nice experience

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